Sad to see Mr Pysh cater to macro evolution mushroom garbage chatter.

The same universities that messed with people's heads via kensian econ propaganda learned their trade by first pumping baseless macro evolution nonsense. Value your own time: Learn about intelligent design.

If I told you bitcoin's code fell into place without Satoshi typing one character, would you take me seriously? Mushrooms are much more complex than bitcoin.

# Desiring Status

The allure of status and the desire for approval from high-status peoples is intoxicating. Such esteem boosts our social standing and offers us credibility, essentially serving as a social drug. It’s similar to the rush of being treated like a rock star, with your every action being celebrated.

However, this pursuit of validation has its drawbacks. The praise and respect from the influential comes with a price. Usually, you have to achieve something remarkable to earn it, which is a challenging but merit-based approach. Alternatively, you can hack the system, navigating through political manipulation. This involves currying favor, flattery, and altering your beliefs to appease the elite - a fiat method that has sadly become quite popular.

Unfortunately, this second method destroys your soul. You end up debasing your original beliefs, becoming a chameleon that changes color according to the situation. Any genuine belief you retain becomes so diluted and non-controversial that it holds no power to effect any meaningful change, even if you acquire a position of influence. This phenomenon explains why many politicians, products of the fiat system, are so ineffective in bringing about substantial changes.

To truly effect change, one must resist the temptation to play this approval-seeking game. The moment we achieve greatness, the game shifts, and the approval from the elites can trap us, forcing us to conform to their values. This conformity distracts us from our original path to success.

In essence, seeking status offers instant gratification and superficial prestige, but it also debases your being and hinders your power to do good. Hence, the best approach is staying true to your convictions and focusing on meritorious actions, rather than succumbing to the allure of fiat approval.

I looked in to this about 26 years ago. From what I could tell, nightmares were simply a mechanical way for the brain to sweep garbage data out the back door as it filed info into longer term memory. Have there been more discoveries since that time?

Generally when you notice in yourself an inclination to avoid. Avoidance to think of particular things, to spend time with yourself, to feel what feelings would naturally come up. (This imo is the root of all addictions) Nightmares can be another indication, as it is the subconscious at work.

How do you determine whether one is emotionally mature?

If you have significant unprocessed trauma, your brain will come up with stories that justify those emotional echoes from the past that run through your body—stories that are far fetched and most often completely wrong. This is true regardless of intelligence. That’s why when I assess experts, I consider emotional maturity before everything else.

It’s probably the 80-20 rule, the vast majority of people. They are essentially adult-aged children who are dependent on a “parent” government to take care of them, tell them what to do.

I think the majority defended the lockdowns and willingly injected their children with experimental gene therapy because they were told to do it.

I’m mindful that these people are also capable of supporting violence if they feel that the system, upon which they’re dependent, is threatened.

Which is what bitcoin does. It threatens their system.

good morning, freedom tech is hope, we must push forward 🫡

I have a generac whole home backup generator that runs on natural gas.

Does anyone else have one of these?

Have you thought about ordering a cache of spare parts in case something goes during an emergency and you can’t get parts?

I think he said he had a new job or something and wouldn't be online much.