Imagine believing that water should behave nicely and not spill all over the floor when you turn a glass — then you try it, it spills, and you become enraged, calling the world unfair.

Karma is real, you just misunderstood it. Whenever you believe and submit you get exploited. That's karma.

I'm currently doing 60-hour dry fast. Interesting experience. And very beneficial, as many say. I'll see soon.

Most mental and physiological health problems will dissappear if you eat real food, are active physically and have sufficient sleep, and communicate with new people.

The system benefits when you simply trust — anything and everything. The system does not care if you get burned. An obedient society will continue to exist and can be exploited. This is why trust is promoted and rational thinking is ridiculed. But an individual — you — is harmed by trust most of the time, even when it is used only with the closest people. Every time you rely on trust, there is a chance of harmful consequences. Use trust repeatedly, and exploitation becomes inevitable. Your mind can think and develop effective strategies for interaction. You just need to understand that you need it.

The battle is not between political parties or countries. The battle is in our minds between malicious parasitic indoctrination and our purpose and survival instincts.

Listen — how much do you value your life? There is no amount of money that could justify giving it up. Right? Your life is infinitely precious, and negotiating its value is meaningless and foolish. The most valuable thing in the universe is already yours. You can choose to use it consciously and take control of it — or you can surrender it and let it be exploited by others. The choice is yours.

A computer is a very interesting and unique device. The way it operates depends entirely on the software installed on it. The computer has no understanding of reality and can interact with it only in the ways you allow — by connecting it to networks, sensors, or other mechanisms. By itself, it has no clue about anything. You can install very strange kinds of software on a computer. You can create virtual worlds inside its “mind”, and the computer will treat these virtual realities as real, because it cannot distinguish between actual reality and simulated ones. Whoever programs the computer determines its behavior and its fate. The same is true for the human mind.