The financial markets are distorted because the human perception is distorted

You can’t have true financial markets without an ABSOULTE constant like bitcoin to incentivise correct human perception

Counter point - everything in moderation is lazy advice and fiat. There are some things you should get a ton of (protein, sun) and some you should never consume (dyes, corn syrup) for example

There are toaist monks and yogis who claim to have gone years without food. But they also tend to spend their whole day in meditation and outdoors. It’s definitely not an activity for those who do not like solitude.

I think it’s probably true that most people can probably go easily a few months without food in extreme cases.

There are many benefits from fasting for sure. But there’s always someone who takes not eating to extreme. Just there’s people who take veganism and carnivore to the extreme.

Everything in moderation is probably always best

My word of the day.

I am “dauntless”.

Meditation comes into existence only when you have looked into all motives and found them lacking, when you have gone through the whole round of motives and seen the falsity of it.-Osho

Lol good thing about liver is that it’s cheap and very filling

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Ok so weird story, last night I died in my dream, and it was totally euphoric… oddly. My brain just took me back to what I was doing before the death sequence and continued that story line.

I didn’t die in real life, as they say you should… or did I 🤔💭🧐

I stopped watching him a long time ago. He can’t resist dominating the conversation and wanting to be the smartest guy in the room.

Try to take a few steps to un-brainwash yourself.

They can't tell us what to think, but they can tell us what to think about. And within that small corridor, they can establish a good vs evil narrative. This warps your world view, no matter what "side" you are on.

In reality, there are no "sides".

So how do you stay sane in an insane world?

- Don't engage when you get emotionally triggered, and don't come to sudden conclusions about "current things" that you are not well versed in. You don't always have to have a strong opinion about stuff.

- Stop consuming content from channels that have a proven track record of psychological nudging such as corporate media, statist communication, and centralised social media.

- Curate your feed. Treat your mind how you treat your body. Don't feed your brain with constant garbage.

- Don't believe authoritative sources. Always try to get the full picture, instead of just leaning on one source, such as government, academia, or other institutions. Always ask for verification and proof.

- Cultivate and rely on strong bedrock principles, then you are less easily swayed by nonsense, fear and other feelings. Develop your inner compass.

- Choose what you want to focus on, consciously, for your long-term mental and physical health.

Lastly, someone said, if you get angry about something or someone; wait 24 hours until you respond. If you are still angry after 24 hours, then you can engage in a more conscious way.

I'm not perfect, and I'm constantly make mistakes, and its part of the journey. Failing is the greatest teacher.

RFK hopefully wins the race, the best candidate for a better future to all. Greets from 🇧🇪

It’s scary as hell sometimes… Must have been around 2018 when I walked across one of the main squares in the city with a friend & business colleague when we passed more than a dozen people lined up as if they were an army unit

All in ordinary clothes… Nothing visible going on… Staring up in the same direction…

He wondered what was going on, I simply replied that they are literally insane haha!

To this day I still have no idea what all of that was about… No cameras and nothing going on…

I despise social engineering.

Feel free to quote me on that.