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Anyone here likes to daydream alot, or fantasize about stuff that could never happen while trying to fall asleep?
I often dream of time traveling and going back to the medieval period with modern technology and be seen as a god

Do you take supplements in your daily life? Is there any benefit that you really feel? 


I usually drink coffee 3 cups a day to make me stay awake & keep focus on my work.
And on the night, Itake 5-htp to make me sleep.

During college, I also take 7500 mg Biotin to help growing beard. 

Just curious is there any good suplement out there.

I have always been extremely disgusted at my body. most of my life I have been consuming a diet of fast food, packaged food, and sugar. every once in a while I have enough of it and try to get in shape, and go for a couple months with perfect discipline before I peter off. im on one of these cycles right now and am so close to getting the last bit of fat off but I have been eating a lot with the holidays, and it feels like shit watching my goals slip away.

have any wizzies had success with fitness?

Have you tried to escape/change your reality through subliminals?
What's your opinions on these topics? There is plenty of yt channels with all kinds of subliminals claiming all kind of fantastical stuff can happen if you listen to them

Also there is a new trend with "shifting reality" videos. People claim that using certain technics (scripting+auto-hypnosis I guess) you can transport your consciousness to any kind of reality you want

Is it simply a scam? Do you have some experiences with those things?

Anyone else dislike at how many people there are in this world?
Like you could think of yourself as somewhat unique but there's probably 10+ guys just like you.
I also hate how big cities and there's millions of people living in such a small area.

I have decided I will start a comprehensive life regime for the only valid experience I have left:dreams. i dont mean "dreams" as in travelling the world,etc, but the brain state known as dreams.im keenly interested in lucid dreams too. Here is what my regime would look like in its peak

A polyphasic regime. It would multiply the chances or the actual success ,of having different dreams within each 24 hours period
Breath retention.It would make me requires LESS sleep(more on this below)
sleeping sitting down on a chair. LESS sleep,too.also it tricks the ears center of balance into thinking you're awake:a good cheat for lucidity
REM rebound:the 3 times i mentioned less sleep needed was all for this;science has proven less sleep equals more dreams.

I would probably need 1-3 months to adapt,but,hey,what better thing do I have to do?

bonus aids:
>melatonin pills, bananas,some form of fasting,sleeping with the windows open(its more healthy)

The Wizard's source for knowledge about events in the mundane.

As always, try to keep politically-charged news in the politics thread.

Share your dreams with me, I will share mine with you regardless.

I was driving in town and passed by my aunt's house. I saw her husband outside so I stopped to say hi. As I went into the yard I saw my friend's mother, who has been dead for more than ten years. I went into the house and saw my uncle, who has also been deceased for a while. I wept. I also saw my deceased grandparents. I walked through the house checking rooms for more people, of which I found none.
I miss them. I got to hug my family in the dream, which was nice. Bittersweet.

I have never been a fan of social media websites. The entire premise of social media exists just to appeal to narcissists while they share so much private info about their lives to make tech companies billions of dollars in the process.
I especially hate the "newer" social media sites: TikTok, Instagram and also Twitter although it's been out since 2006.

I never understood TikTok. Seems like a dumbed down version of YouTube with significantly less functionality and usefulness.
The videos lack proper playback control and don't have an interface to forward or rewind vids. You can only watch in 1 direction from start to finish.
The max video length used to be 15 seconds, but now it's changed so videos can be up to 1 minute long.
Yet for some reason it is getting so popular. I guess it's because it appeals to the lowest common denominator: the ADD generation and attention whore zoomers that want to zip through everything quickly without taking the time to watch a long video or read a long post.

Same problem with Instagram. You just post photos of yourself and that's it. It's like Facebook Lite. The narcissists and attention whores felt like facebook has too much clutter and not enough emphasis on the photos of a certain individual.
Along comes Instagram. No focus on anything other than your stupid fucking face. "Hey everyone pay attention to me. Haha look at me in my yoga pants. Pay attention to my ass. I have a boyfriend/husband but I still need strangers online to focus on my body."

Similar situation with Twitter. With such a short character limit, users can only type out a few sentences before needing to make an entirely new tweet. Sad how people don't have the attention span to read a paragraph or more.
Instead they would rather type out low effort one liners. A single full post on wizchan would take 8 or more tweets to write out.
They think they are witty for copy and pasting the same remark a million times over or posting some dumb meme someone else made instead of being original.

Humanity is terrible. They've made this awful society and with it, websites that get progressively worse to cater to this scumbag species.

NEET and Hikikomori General Thread


Have you had any success in trying to change your life?

>NEET

>The acronym for (Not In Education Employment Or Training)


>Hikikomori


>Hikikomori is a Japanese term when translated into English it means pulling inward being confined (Acute social withdrawal) hikikomori is a distinct psychological disorder that refers to the phenomenon of reclusive adolescents and young adults who have withdrawn from society seeking extreme degrees of isolation and confinement due to various personal social and psychological issues in their lives. (A shut-in who stays at home in their parents house does not work or go to school and lives in isolation in their bedroom for 6 months or more)


>Contrary to popular belief most hikikomori go outdoors but are just isolated socially and still spend most of the day and nearly every single day confined at home in their rooms

>The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare defines hikikomori as a condition in which the affected individuals refuse to leave their parents house, do not work or go to school and isolate themselves away from society and their family in a single room for a period exceeding six months

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