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>>313034
he is a sad retard who says the dumbest shit on wizchan.

>>313037
Are you at least freezing those starches to make them resistant? Also drinking vinegar before eating helps to control glucose peaks

supplements. Certain racetams with choline will produce a very smooth, cerebral experience especially after you've gained a bit of tolerance.

>>313037
monks across SEA have rice gruel everyday and are the definition of mindfulness (dunno about dying early)

>>313061
the more you use parts of your brain, the more neurons are assigned to it. Meditation is like doing reps for your prefrontal cortex

it serms the usual goes like that
4 on the left and 1 on the right

I am surprised at my disagreeableness though I suppose not being a normalfag means you are discordant in at least that sense.

>>312975
I'm extreme high openness as well. Conscientiousness and agreeability are pretty mixed for me. The high openness might have made college easier for me but probably also lead to me becoming insane.

>>312740
Been a daydreamer since I started going to school as I can't process my mind what's worth learning and just to pass time. I remember thinking that I am from the future and came out of portal at the present time to warn my classmates there's gonna be an apocalypse or something

I was daydreaming about making a cyberpunk video game. I feel excited but it will never be real it sucks

>>312885
Making games is fucking brutally hard.

The tools for making them have gotten better, and there is more free information then ever, but it's still a ton of work and requires a huge range of high level skills to make something halfway decent.

To put it another way, I too daydream about games I will never make.

>>312889
I think this is why westerners indie developpers make metrovania games and japanese indie devs make games on rpg maker. making a game with unreal engine or any 3d modelizzing game is too hard like you said

again I was daydreaming about making a cyberpunk fps game like neotokyoº. it ducks I don't have video game making skills

>>312877
You need a very powerful computer to do video editing in 2024.

Nobody with zero connections in a third world country is going to be hired as a translator by anyone.

>>312877
You need a very powerful computer to do video editing in 2024.

Nobody with zero connections in a third world country is going to be hired as a translator by anyone.
There are literally 10 million people for every OP trying to desperately squeeze $0.01 out of translating a line of text.

>>312883
>>312884

>You need a very powerful computer to do video editing in 2024.
Not as much as you would think, especially if you are doing simple shit like lining up audio to video, running the dialog through a noise filter, or moving clips around.
General computer intensive stuff is applying extensive digital filters and other high level features.
Even basic rendering can be done on a kinda shit computer now days.

>Nobody with zero connections in a third world country is going to be hired as a translator by anyone.
Objectively untrue.
>There are literally 10 million people for every OP trying to desperately squeeze $0.01 out of translating a line of text.
Litterally untrue.
>it's not stable
It's not meant to be. It's gig work. Gig work is inherently unstable.
This is just stuff to earn a bit of start up capital for something else.
It's better then doing farm labor or factory work in the third world for third world wages. That work leaves you too tired and poor to work on anything on the side.
Gig work for westerners isn't as demanding and offers relatively better pay. The trade off is less stablity, which isn't as much of a issue in this situation since down times will give the chance to work on stuff outside of gig work. Like building a proper business plan for your own independent business.

Regardless, you are just exaggerating to justify your defeatist pessimistic world view. Likely to make yourself feel better about giving up. So you want others to validate your choice of giving up and staying in your bucket of chosen helplessness.

>>312908
People like you are funny with your cushy savings and i heritances.

Were you in a situation like OP you wouldn't earn a penny without hard farm or factory labor at $1 a day and you sure as hell wouldn't have a PC capable of rendering professional 4K footage.
You'd be posting here on the cheapest Android phone available using public wifi and crying yourself to sleep.

>>312923
Now you are just spinning stories.

I actually went from homeless to a relatively comfortable life through hard work and self agency.
If I had your mindset I would have likely just given up and killed myself when things got hard.

Stop projecting your weakness on others.

Incoherent blend of random woo to see what sticks.

I swear you are faking mental illness in the hopes of becoming a lolcow one day.

>>312844
Schizo

Schizo posting

>>312844

The more wizards work together, the more our “god” will begin to take shape in reality. Really I think mutual cooperation between many men sharing the same strategic end is what effectually makes a group god. Without potentially offending any wiz here, I do not believe in the abrahamic god, and so in saying that, and without owning to atheism (which I won’t), I may also say that the “rise of the west” likely had more to do with men discreetly leaguing themselves together under terms of common political and philosophical positions rather than the broad sponsorship of some abrahamic deity.

Also this notion of morphogenic fields, to me, sound very similar to the original pythagorean belief in the tetractys, and the four separate world-levels that this illustrative triangle encodes. The kabbalists used the ancient Pythagorean model when they created their theory of four worlds.

The word "morphogenic" when understood etymologically means "shape-creating", which is in line with what I will talk about below. In any case I will try to draw the tetractys for you, thus:

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It was kind of hard to align it properly, but as you can see, it's essentially just 1 triangle with 10 points. however, it was taken by the original pythagoreans (of whom Aristocles, aka Platon/Plato, was one) to be a diagram of the emanation sequence that gave birth to this world, something which the greeks called aporrhoia, which literally means "off-flowing", just as emanatio (emanation) in latin means "out-flowing". The triangle can be interpreted in many ways. Looking at is as a series of "morphogenic fields" is also plausible. I will get back to this in a second.

Firstly and most exoterically it describes basic geometry with the topmost dot representing a point in space, the second line of two dots representing a line in space, the third line of three dots representing a plane in space, and the fourth line of four dots representing a three-dimensional solid in space. Secondly, it can be taken to be representative of perfect numerical wholeness/unity, as all levels of reality (visible and intelligible, or in greek, oratos and noetos) can be seen as encompassed by the perfect number of 10. Also if we add 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 we get 10, again demonstrating how the levels form one perfect whole. “«μέχρι γὰρ τῶν δέκα πάντες Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>312811
maybe it's just as simple as intensified electromagnetic interaction between human bodies working toward a common purpose which is then subjectively perceived by the group to have affected reality in some intended way? but there would be no way of actually measuring this. the ancients did believe that a thinking concentrated mind could physically alter the realty it resides in, so I have no doubt that many minds working together to reify given change in reality could produce a greater alteration. but even with that stated, I think any such psychical power (if it were real) is probably very limited and cannot literally meaningfully change reality in the way you are imagining. take "covid-19" for instance. jewish and masonic occultists were behind this worldwide fraud, and you can be utterly certain they employed whatever "pan-psychic" group influence they possess in order to have yielded the greatest possible power that would have resulted in the largest share of the public taking their injection. yet their power is nowhere near absolute, as there were sufficient numbers that avoided their "reality-bending" illusions. also, the earth is not a convex spherical planet, it is a flat torus in 3-sphere. we are on the inside of the earth between two bodies of water. and demons are very real.

>>312874
wizgains will win
wizimps will loose
moderate yourself, bitch

>>312874
>I would trade all the crabs in this website for gay wizards any time
says the leftist nigger who hates white men.
Just kill yourself, you're not a wizard and you're so stupid to think there are faggot wizards.

>>312842
nearly all major philosophers were gay men. you know this, right? all the original greek philosophers (with aristoteles as an exception) were quite literally gay mystics who hated w/o/m/e/n. gnosticism is EXTREMELY gay. the G in freemasonry indeed stands for gnosis, but just as well may stand for gay. there is a particular verb in latin which is "paedicare" which means "to sodomize"; however the origin of this verb is the ancient greek verb "paiderastein/παιδεραστειν", which itself comes from one of the words for boy "pais/παις", which declines to "paidos/παιδος". Read the following sentences from a philosophical encyclopedia I found some years ago:

“Those men who are ‘fertile in body’ fall in love with w/om/en and beget children (208e), but those who are ‘fertile in soul’ transcend the limitation (209a), and the ‘right approach’ is open to them alone.”

“The erastes tries to educate the eromenos (209c; cf. Xen. Smp. 8.23) and ‘paiderastein rightly’ (211b) is philosophical education.”

>>312874
Neither should be allowed on this board
>>312876
Please go back to /pol/

>>312892
faggot comes with a wild claim that every philosopher was gay. Prion disease has degenerated his brain and projects his homosexuality onto other men, he also worships succubi and the feminine as his goal in life is to get fucked by other men getting as many stds as possible.

Eat a bullet, dishonest faggot.

Anyone here trying for ssi/neetbux?

>>312808
Welfaremaxxing?

>>311920
20 year old here. been a NEET after finishing Grade 12 (18 years old) I would like to do a redo on life but then again, I really hate my middle-highschool experience

>>312821
>I would like to do a redo on life but then again, I really hate my middle-highschool experience

here is the redo you ordered.

tomorrow do whatever you believe is right. concern yourself with what you believe to be important. learn what interests you. time is the true currency, learn to use it wisely, i was so broken after school that it took me many many many many many years to regenerate the trauma, maybe it will not take you as long. trust your instincts.

>>312586
You can survive off of only neetbux but it's tricky. Typically you would live with family or a roommate. If you can get subsidized housing then it's even possible to live by yourself, but this can take a long time. I'm talking years of waiting. However, as a wizard, living alone is preferable at least for me.

have you tried a bullet journal? get a nice high quality notebook like a moleskine and just keep it around you. there's videos on youtube about people's journals. you can go as fancy or simple as you want, although then it becomes an arts & craft project. the idea is to just have your plans and ideas in one place and to get into the habit of just having it around.

other alternative is obsidian if you prefer digital. i keep all my notes in one place and whenever i have an idea or something, i just write a note and throw it on the pile. obsidian is pretty cool since you can connect notes and you don't have to create a hierarchy, it's very flexible. i keep a separate note for every tv show, movie, anime that i watch and i can keep track which episode i last watched and when, so i can drop shows and pick them up any time. you can also write daily notes and treat it like a diary. or you could go deep into a subject, write down separate notes and then connect them with a hub note. if someone posts some wizdom in this thread and it lights up your neurons, you can save it in a note. when you have time, you can search for specific tags or names and explore your giant web of notes. it's pretty cool.

>>312832
>wanting to do things
Oh boy. You have a computer but too lazy to open NOTES APP?

This goes hard, it seems.

>>312833
>get a nice high quality notebook

heh i noticed the opposite in me. i prefer to make my lists on discarded envelopes that i fish out of the paper wastebasket.

the problem is not having a clear view of what i want to accomplish. i'm like a monkey traveling through a forest who gets distracted and lost a lot and then wants to climb a tree to find out where i am so i can go back on my path but then there are no trees around so i can't do it, that's how it feels.

>the habit of just having it around.

this is probably the biggest thing i am still missing.

>other alternative is obsidian if you prefer digital.

with digital i find it even harder to build habits and also i stopped trusting that computers will bring humans into a better future, given how they became tools for dystopian authoritarian centralization. age of digital colonization. i can't stand it, makes me sick just thinking about it.


>>312834
>Oh boy. You have a computer but too lazy to open NOTES APP?

i tried it, generic dumb guy, it didn't work. i don't look into the textfiles i write. i just collect them, i never use them. it would never occur to me to check them.
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>>312849
How unrelatable! And I am not even an ISTJ nor ISFJ to feel this as unrelatable…

>>312860
>ISTJ nor ISFJ

i didn't find those personalty types useful ever. i can somewhat agree with the basic premise of having the 4 categories but to imply that there are 16 different personalities seems ridiculously over the top.

there aren't 16 different types of people, have you been around people? there's no more then 5.

i consider normies and crazies much more useful personality descriptors:

>normies believe in normality, they want to be just like the people around them, imitate them, belong to them, seek safety in large groups and conspire with others to seek advantage over those who don't conspire. they want to study smart and successful people and imitate what they do without understanding it. they believe in normaliy, they order the videos on pornhub by top_rated or most_views. most people are normies. normies are boring, predictable, gullible and destined to become what they hate.

>crazy is everyone else.

another perspective i think is better is consumers and constructors and they largely match normies and crazies. most normies are consumers, a lot of crazies are constructors.

>constructors want to invent solutions to problems and they don't mind sharing the solutions for free.

>consumers want to throw money at problems, which turns them into humans who relate to other humans mostly monetarily. consumers love when they personally get something for free but hate when others get something for free, which is why they like to criminalize whenever there is something for free.

sounds very cool, i don't think i have experienced any of this. i might not be using my phantasy and crativity that much because i am so busy catching up on basics in real life like using tools, buildling furniture, not drowning in consumerist mess, spending money that keeps accumulating regardless of how little i get, using my time wisely.

i am always hesitant of anything that might become a mental escape for me the way video games have been.

what i found in deep meditation was effortless contentment. happiness as the default sate. unconditional completeness. so i usually default to keeping my mind empty. though i have experienced glimpses of what you speak. dreaming of fantasy places that do not suffer from the same cultural limits that is keeping humanity down has been enjoyable to me in the past.

>>312823
Yours is healthy brain. Keep it up.

>>312826
it's quite easy to accomplish. The meme that people can't see internal objects is quite wrong, it's a skillset like any other and related to serotonin levels. Take 5htp for a bit and sensitize the 5ht2a receptor and you will be able to vividly "see" in your mind's eye. The tricky bit I've found is that sometimes your mind automatically wants your inner world to work in certain ways whereas you might want to do something totally different. Control of the frame without totally breaking the sequence is a skill for sure

>>312843
You tell me? Extroverted intuition is my auxiliar cognitive function and I daydream almost whenever I can.

Probably other types find this much harder.

>>312847
hah, be fair I couldn't have known. Did you practice it or did it just happen naturally?