I’m not attacking, simply suggesting. Also, wasn’t forced to read it, it’s the second best book I’ve ever read, changed my life and ways of thinking.

Whatever you say man, believe whatever you want to believe.

Hu? You should read Science and Sanity by Alfred Korzybski. The study of General Semantics might help you deal with others using terminology that’s unlike that which you use.

Is it really that unbelievable? I mean, i don’t care what you believe. But this is pretty light in the whole range of what’s possible in the world. Think about it, people take drugs with friends, no matter who they work for. And what I shared isn’t conspiracy level shit, we all know the tech companies do this, and this is just the flavor of the month, which just so happens to come from China.

And wouldn’t it just be a little more fun to be less cynical?

I’ve found that’s when people are the most honest.

In Indian philosophy, “Samskaras” are emotional biases we hold on to due to past experiences. Samskaras essentially skew our perceptions of reality. Therefore, the practice of a Yogi is to let go of Samskaras in an effort to be present with what’s actually taking place bring one closer to pure awareness.

I’m not Indian or a yogi, but this idea brought me a lot of clarity and is a good reason why I am in an effort to not judge the world based on my knee jerk emotional state.

NASA needs to immediately send a gram cracker and chocolate space probe to discover if there is gooey deliciousness on the planet!