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Jada said: 

 Its a truthful statement. You take it in whatever way you like; your belief is irrelevant to me and to the state of facts.

That you are a greater manifester than Donald Trump ? Nah.

What I see is some guy trying to shine in Luna's "Oh yeah I finally made it" thread.

I'm not trying to shine. You asked me for a laundry list of achievements, and therefore I gave it to you. You asked, I answered.

It was before I said anything though. I then just had to ask what the hell did you achieve that made you a greater than Donald Trump. It isn't unreasonable to ask.

You think my achievements are so great that you think I'm trying to show off. This is similar to when people think I'm trying to be smart when I say something I think is quite mundane, and they think I'm trying to sound smart as opposed to... just being smart. All of what I said is ordinary to me really.

Your list of achievements tells me you're very self absorbed, which is nothing new to me.

In my opinion the greatest legacies are actions that change the world, deeds for other people is the shit in the grand scheme. Let me repeat that..... Deeds for other people.

That's when the world will commemorate someone. It'll piss off demons and put a smile on God's face.

If all of your goals are all about oneself and no others, then you cannot look good in the grand scheme of things.  

Some of what I see as mundane, you see as extraordinary. Its the same reason why some people disbelieve you when you say you're wealthy, because they see it as extraordinary. I believe you.

What's mundane to you that's extraordinary to me ?

I never said I was wealthy, you never heard it from me, it's others who say it, and for a reason, I shared some of my trades in Alice's trading group and I crushed it. And I've been making good calls since 2017. Even the Tron lol. Not everything I got into succeeded, but in general my market blew the fuck up and that's what speaks on my behalf. 

Spatial Mind said: 

Jada said: 

 Its a truthful statement. You take it in whatever way you like; your belief is irrelevant to me and to the state of facts.

That you are a greater manifester than Donald Trump ? Nah.

Barring of course that manifesting doesn't work beyond how much it motivates your own behaviors, of course. 

You think my achievements are so great that you think I'm trying to show off. This is similar to when people think I'm trying to be smart when I say something I think is quite mundane, and they think I'm trying to sound smart as opposed to... just being smart. All of what I said is ordinary to me really.

Your list of achievements tells me you're very self absorbed, which is nothing new to me.

So many comments I could make here... soooo many. 

That's when the world will commemorate someone. It'll piss off demons and put a smile on God's face.

Most commemorations are a spit in God's face though, aren't they? 

If all of your goals are all about oneself and no others, then you cannot look good in the grand scheme of things.  

It's not so simple, you can't just be selfless, you have to be God's idea of it. 

This can mean not allowing medical treatment because the death to come was God's will, while Satan offers science as a means of cures. These cures are so rarely provided for us by the lands themselves, they need to be warped and synthesized away from God's image. 

If it were up to Him, they'd simply die. 

Some of what I see as mundane, you see as extraordinary. Its the same reason why some people disbelieve you when you say you're wealthy, because they see it as extraordinary. I believe you.

What's mundane to you that's extraordinary to me?

What have you done that you'd call mundane? 

Spatial Mind said: 

That you are a greater manifester than Donald Trump ? Nah.

There's nothing great about manifesting things that you want. It's just what it is, and I can do it. The fact that Donald Trump can't, at times, is more of an observation.

What I see is some guy trying to shine in Luna's "Oh yeah I finally made it" thread.

I'm not trying to shine. You asked me for a laundry list of achievements, and therefore I gave it to you. You asked, I answered.

It was before I said anything though. I then just had to ask what the hell did you achieve that made you a greater than Donald Trump. It isn't unreasonable to ask.

Its weird to ask me "give me a list of achievements" and then when I give it to you, to say "you're just here to brag", like I was volunteering it to look great. You asked, I answered. I even volunteered to let TC explain it.

You think my achievements are so great that you think I'm trying to show off. This is similar to when people think I'm trying to be smart when I say something I think is quite mundane, and they think I'm trying to sound smart as opposed to... just being smart. All of what I said is ordinary to me really.

Your list of achievements tells me you're very self absorbed, which is nothing new to me.

In my opinion the greatest legacies are actions that change the world, deeds for other people is the shit in the grand scheme. Let me repeat that..... Deeds for other people.

That's when the world will commemorate someone. It'll piss off demons and put a smile on God's face.

If all of your goals are all about oneself and no others, then you cannot look good in the grand scheme of things.  

This would make sense had you asked me for my legacy. You asked me what did I want that I manifested.

I don't want the admiration of people, I don't want riches, and I don't want to be smart, although these are all things I have.

These are evidently things you want, which I have. I'm not here to take away from your achievements and you shouldn't see it this way. Those who celebrate others will live happier than those who compare.

To some extent, all of us care about ourselves, and you do too. Do you reckon I could've helped as many people as I have if I still had tourettes, licked my lips all the time, swung my head around like it's a joystick, and had a speech impediment plus diabetes? People wouldn't listen to me. Is it really so self-absorbed of me to wish those things away, and do you wish I hadn't?

I'm doing God's work, I don't need validation from you or others, when I have it from God. This is what you get wrong. I'm trying to be as great as Jesus, while you evidently want to be as great as Donald Trump. This is the difference in our mentality.

There's nothing wrong with wanting to be Donald Trump, but then I could see how my comment may have hurt you. When I was small, I wanted to be like Albert Einstein. However, when I got to the same intellectual level, I understood that what he did was mundane. It was only because of where I was standing that it looked like he had done something that nobody could do. Once I could do similar things, my view changed. I still appreciate what he did, but I understand that he was just a human. I still can't turn water to wine, and I'm afraid of death, but I think in some time I will hope to be at least more like Jesus Christ.

Some of what I see as mundane, you see as extraordinary. Its the same reason why some people disbelieve you when you say you're wealthy, because they see it as extraordinary. I believe you.

What's mundane to you that's extraordinary to me ?

I never said I was wealthy, you never heard it from me, it's others who say it, and for a reason, I shared some of my trades in Alice's trading group and I crushed it. And I've been making good calls since 2017. Even the Tron lol. Not everything I got into succeeded, but in general my market blew the fuck up and that's what speaks on my behalf. 

You see it as extraordinary that I am better at manifesting the things I want than Trump. But you tell me what you see as mundane.

Jada said: 

Spatial Mind said: 

That you are a greater manifester than Donald Trump ? Nah.

There's nothing great about manifesting things that you want. It's just what it is, and I can do it. The fact that Donald Trump can't, at times, is more of an observation.

If you don't think it's a great thing, that's just an opinion. 

I'm not trying to shine. You asked me for a laundry list of achievements, and therefore I gave it to you. You asked, I answered.

It was before I said anything though. I then just had to ask what the hell did you achieve that made you a greater than Donald Trump. It isn't unreasonable to ask.

Its weird to ask me "give me a list of achievements" and then when I give it to you, to say "you're just here to brag", like I was volunteering it to look great. You asked, I answered. I even volunteered to let TC explain it.

We're going in a circle again. You made the claim that you're a greater manifestor than Trump.

That's a bold claim considering his manifestations are extremely difficult to pull off for any individual. When was the last time we saw someone running for office who never needed funding from corporations. Trump is part of the 0.00004% of the population and very rare within his category. 

You also weren't able to get TC to explain what you had to say, but I assume he would've said the same thing anyway. 

The claim does warrant a question does it not ?

You think my achievements are so great that you think I'm trying to show off. This is similar to when people think I'm trying to be smart when I say something I think is quite mundane, and they think I'm trying to sound smart as opposed to... just being smart. All of what I said is ordinary to me really.

Your list of achievements tells me you're very self absorbed, which is nothing new to me.

In my opinion the greatest legacies are actions that change the world, deeds for other people is the shit in the grand scheme. Let me repeat that..... Deeds for other people.

That's when the world will commemorate someone. It'll piss off demons and put a smile on God's face.

If all of your goals are all about oneself and no others, then you cannot look good in the grand scheme of things.  

This would make sense had you asked me for my legacy. You asked me what did I want that I manifested.

I don't want the admiration of people, I don't want riches, and I don't want to be smart, although these are all things I have.

Yeah right. The grass is totally greener without those things eh ?

These are evidently things you want, which I have. I'm not here to take away from your achievements and you shouldn't see it this way. Those who celebrate others will live happier than those who compare.

To some extent, all of us care about ourselves, and you do too. Do you reckon I could've helped as many people as I have if I still had tourettes, licked my lips all the time, swung my head around like it's a joystick, and had a speech impediment plus diabetes? People wouldn't listen to me. Is it really so self-absorbed of me to wish those things away, and do you wish I hadn't?

Not everything you mentioned is self absorbed, nor is it all that bad. 

I'm doing God's work, I don't need validation from you or others, when I have it from God. This is what you get wrong. I'm trying to be as great as Jesus, while you evidently want to be as great as Donald Trump. This is the difference in our mentality.

No one around here speaks as highly as Christ as I do. And I've been consistent with it for over a decade. Saying I want to be as great as Trump though ? That's your assumption. It wasn't I who brought him up this time. You could've said you're a greater manifestor than Kanye and I'd still question it cause he's pretty damn good at it too.  

There's nothing wrong with wanting to be Donald Trump, but then I could see how my comment may have hurt you.

Come on now..... 

When I was small, I wanted to be like Albert Einstein. However, when I got to the same intellectual level, I understood that what he did was mundane. It was only because of where I was standing that it looked like he had done something that nobody could do. Once I could do similar things, my view changed. I still appreciate what he did, but I understand that he was just a human. I still can't turn water to wine, and I'm afraid of death, but I think in some time I will hope to be at least more like Jesus Christ.

If you want to be more like Christ, all you'd have to do is pay more attention and you'll know it's not the imagination that manifests. It's speech. 

Some of what I see as mundane, you see as extraordinary. Its the same reason why some people disbelieve you when you say you're wealthy, because they see it as extraordinary. I believe you.

What's mundane to you that's extraordinary to me ?

I never said I was wealthy, you never heard it from me, it's others who say it, and for a reason, I shared some of my trades in Alice's trading group and I crushed it. And I've been making good calls since 2017. Even the Tron lol. Not everything I got into succeeded, but in general my market blew the fuck up and that's what speaks on my behalf. 

You see it as extraordinary that I am better at manifesting the things I want than Trump. But you tell me what you see as mundane.

What I see as mundane ? Boring stuff ? hm. Shit on the ground. Uh, Dumb people. I really dislike dumb people. And it's not because they know little, it's just the choices they make. 

I certainly don't suggest I manifested blessings then downplay it as mundane. 

What I find extraordinary is how we impact others.

I said many times when we're on our way out, we're not going to look back and nod at things like houses and cars, or what toys we had, or what grade of intelligence we are. It'll be the people, what have we done for the people that will matter most. 

Trump rocked the globe. 1 man and his team, vs. The US government and the establishment. And won twice. He won harder the 2nd time. In his first term he made the average US citizen richer, and that is important considering everything costs money.

He's combating evil. Creating policies into law. Good laws too.  Impacting the lives of 350 million people, and also impacts the lives of all 8 billion of us in some way.

When his time is almost up, it won't be the fancy things he owns that made his richer, he'll look at what he did with all he manifested for his service to God.  

I'm not saying it isn't great to manifest health and wealth and good company which isn't good company in your case cause you're all alone at the top of the intellectual club, and health and wealth and good company is mundane to you whatever. 

I don't think you're a greater manifestor than Trump though. His manifestations include everyone.  

> Yeah right. The grass is totally greener without those things eh ?

I didn't say that, but this would be another example of what I find mundane and you find extraordinary. If we were two kids swimming in a pool, and both of us broke a record, I imagine you'd be the kid that was busy telling all their friends, whereas I would be the kid too busy trying the next thing to pay attention. Im not sure if Im getting my points across or if you don't want to address what I'm saying.

My point was that what I want deeply is not fame and love.  People commemorate others for who they are, rather than what they do. If people loved me for what I do, rather than who I am, it would feel empty. I want to be the kind of person who is loved, instead of wanting to be loved.

What people do is a reflection of who they are. I do not want to "do" things. I want to "be" things. It's the difference between extrinsic and intrinsic motivation. 

So when you ask me, what did you find difficult in life, I don't say, completing my PhD in two years, forcing my University to accept a student who deserved it, publishing world class research, or setting my disciples' lives on track and growing several world class researchers. These things were not difficult to me. I didn't even want most of those things, they just happened to be something I needed to get to what I wanted.

>If you want to be more like Christ, all you'd have to do is pay more attention and you'll know it's not the imagination that manifests. It's speech.

If you can't believe it, you cant speak it. If you can't speak it, you can't action it. If you can't action it, you're not really believing it. When I say belief makes reality so, I am referring to something like confident imagination, if that concept makes sense.

It's only loosely related to TC's concept of repetition makes people so, which is related to your concept of action makes people so. So ultimately I endorse Trump's policy of imagination makes reality, or more accurately that belief makes reality.

Having said that, I do observe that every action you make increases the likelihood of you taking any given path, and in this sense I agree with your philosophy. Belief is a shortcut in that if you believe something, you act it, irrespective of how you operate on autopilot.

However, there is a component to this that I don't understand, which is likely where our philosophies differ. I believe it's not just that you influence your actions, and therefore are more motivated or something like that. I believe there's an element to it that truly shapes reality in a way that is nor explained by science.

I'm not saying it isn't great to manifest health and wealth and good company which isn't good company in your case cause you're all alone at the top of the intellectual club, and health and wealth and good company is mundane to you whatever.

Jada said: 

> Yeah right. The grass is totally greener without those things eh ?

I didn't say that, but this would be another example of what I find mundane and you find extraordinary. If we were two kids swimming in a pool, and both of us broke a record, I imagine you'd be the kid that was busy telling all their friends, whereas I would be the kid too busy trying the next thing to pay attention. Im not sure if Im getting my points across or if you don't want to address what I'm saying.

Your imagination doesn't make it so, that means you're wrong again.

When I was a child I advanced in swimming quickly and I did set a record for being able to do a breath stroke with a flutterboad balanced on my head doing laps. My Mom was making noise cheering me on cause no one was able to do it. It kinda embarrassed me, and I actually never mentioned this to anyone.

Knowing what I'm capable of then pulling it off doesn't mean I'm going to boast. Another example is my guitar skill. I'm actually superior with the instrument and I only ever posted 2 songs that doesn't even represent how good I am. The second time I posted a song it's because someone asked to hear me play something. Not to boast but you need to realize you don't know me.

My point was that what I want deeply is not fame and love.  People commemorate others for who they are, rather than what they do. If people loved me for what I do, rather than who I am, it would feel empty. I want to be the kind of person who is loved, instead of wanting to be loved.

That still means you want to be loved Legga. Being loved doesn't mean you don't want it. I get your point though. You don't want to be without being loved, lest you'll long for it.

Another thing I've said on here on occasion. It's better to love than to be loved. It's not my phrase but I found it to be true. There are cases where we have to let go of people we love for a greater good.

I'm not famous nor am I trying to be. Though I think if I were famous, people will love what I've made for them and that isn't too shabby either.

What people do is a reflection of who they are. I do not want to "do" things. I want to "be" things. It's the difference between extrinsic and intrinsic motivation. 

So when you ask me, what did you find difficult in life, I don't say, completing my PhD in two years, forcing my University to accept a student who deserved it, publishing world class research, or setting my disciples' lives on track and growing several world class researchers. These things were not difficult to me. I didn't even want most of those things, they just happened to be something I needed to get to what I wanted.

Then shouldn't your claims about what I find extraordinary be based on solid research and not false assumption ? Maybe your post graduate degree is flimsy and you should've worked on it longer, cause you're not practicing the basics now.

>If you want to be more like Christ, all you'd have to do is pay more attention and you'll know it's not the imagination that manifests. It's speech.

If you can't believe it, you cant speak it. If you can't speak it, you can't action it. If you can't action it, you're not really believing it. When I say belief makes reality so, I am referring to something like confident imagination, if that concept makes sense.

We can still take action without speaking it. Imagination will not manifest. It's when we speak something we set it in vibration. If you're a hot shot, you affirmed it vocally before success set in.

Sound is a fundamental element to all structures. The word manifest will come up if you look into this vibration. I believe God spoke when he said let there be light, and we were made in his likeness.

It's only loosely related to TC's concept of repetition makes people so, which is related to your concept of action makes people so. So ultimately I endorse Trump's policy of imagination makes reality, or more accurately that belief makes reality.

Having said that, I do observe that every action you make increases the likelihood of you taking any given path, and in this sense I agree with your philosophy. However, belief is a shortcut. If you believe something, you act it, irrespective of how you operate on autopilot. However, there is a component to this that I don't understand, which is likely where our philosophies differ. I believe it's not just that you influence your actions, and therefore are more motivated or something like that. I believe there's an element to it that truly shapes reality in a way that is nor explained by science.

 It's vibration.

Gemini said:

While not a literal fabric, sound plays a fundamental role in shaping our perception and understanding of reality, and is sometimes described as a foundational element of the universe. It's not a physical substance like cloth, but rather a form of energy and a key aspect of how the universe is structured and perceived. 

Then shouldn't your claims about what I find extraordinary be based on solid research and not false assumption ?

Punishing people for being wrong won't encourage them to talk to you. Do you want me to back off?

The point I was making is that what I want and what I do are different, yet you decided to pick what I did. Finishing a PhD in 2 years is not extraordinary to me, but to you, it's extraordinary to the extent that you're casting doubt on it, hence you're questioning if I really understand the fundamentals of research. My degree means nothing to me, I did it because it was along the way to my goals. There are things you find extraordinary that I find mundane. It's just an observation, there's no judgement involved.

I didn't make claims that were false. I am going by what you said.

We can still take action without speaking it. Imagination will not manifest. It's when we speak something we set it in vibration. If you're a hot shot, you affirmed it vocally before success set in.

Sound is a fundamental element to all structures. The word manifest will come up if you look into this vibration. I believe God spoke when he said let there be light, and we were made in his likeness.

Not to boast but you need to realize you don't know me.

I'm going by what you tell me. There's nothing wrong with you boasting, you've done well for yourself. However, it's your underlying assumption that people do what they do to seek love, money, and validation, being unable to understand why I would not chase those things, and projecting that motif on me is what made me think those things motivate you. Do they not motivate you? It feels like you're making a 180 in this conversation.

Jada said: 

Then shouldn't your claims about what I find extraordinary be based on solid research and not false assumption ?

Punishing people for being wrong won't encourage them to talk to you. Do you want me to back off?

A question on a question. And with that you feel like I'm punishing you now.

I simply raised a valid point.

The point I was making is that what I want and what I do are different, yet you decided to pick what I did.

My previous response was toward you're claim of how I'd boast about my achievements.

Another thing about that, I'm not active on social media. My Birthday is delisted, I'm really not interested in attention like you assumed I am.

Finishing a PhD in 2 years is not extraordinary to me, but to you, it's extraordinary to the extent that you're casting doubt on it, hence you're questioning if I really understand the fundamentals of research.

I never told you whether I believe you or not because it's not something I can confirm or not.

You failed to collect information before you assumption, that goes against the PhD principles. I then said you probably should've spent more time gaining experience.

My degree means nothing to me, I did it because it was along the way to my goals. There are things you find extraordinary that I find mundane. It's just an observation, there's no judgement involved.

I still don't know what that is.

The only thing I find extraordinary these days is Ai.

I didn't make claims that were false. I am going by what you said.

In saying so you're being dismissive of what I said. Your childhood swimming comparison was false. I also don't care about other people's degrees, their SATs or their report cards.

We can still take action without speaking it. Imagination will not manifest. It's when we speak something we set it in vibration. If you're a hot shot, you affirmed it vocally before success set in.

Sound is a fundamental element to all structures. The word manifest will come up if you look into this vibration. I believe God spoke when he said let there be light, and we were made in his likeness.

This says nothing to me. I dont believe there is anything special about vibrations or sounds.

That still means you want to be loved Legga. Being loved doesn't mean you don't want it. I get your point though. You don't want to be without being loved, lest you'll long for it.

Another thing I've said on here on occasion. It's better to love than to be loved. It's not my phrase but I found it to be true. There are cases where we have to let go of people we love for a greater good.

You get it now.

You are much more focused on love, money, and achievements than I am. That's fine, and it works well for you. However, it's not what motivates me.

Usually the one doing nothing is in no position to belittle someone focusing on achievements. Excuse me, more achievements.

Men have no inherent value. We must make something of ourselves lest our purpose and potential and grined value falls into nothing.

You have a PhD and now achievement isn't your on your agenda. So much for breakthroughs on your end. No passion, no grit, not for you or anyone.

This is why I don't focus on achievements in the same sense that you do, and which is why my accomplishments are different from Trump's -- or yours.

In my humble opinion, Trump is the greater manifestor. His resilience is also top notch. A nightmare for most.

No motivation for achievements, not for love, no offence, that comes across as deadbeat energy to me.

Not to boast but you need to realize you don't know me.

I'm going by what you tell me. There's nothing wrong with you boasting, you've done well for yourself.

I don't boast. If someone asks about my picks I'll bring it up. One time Kestrel and I were watching Chainlink blow up, I sold and made 90k profit infront of him. Other members saw ne do it as in the trading group we'd shate screenshots. I never mentioned it here. Like I said my reputation here comes from the lips of others.

Like the guitar, I don't boast and I don't want to come across as a showoff, it kills the art.

However, it's your underlying assumption that people do what they do to seek love, money, and validation, being unable to understand why I would not chase those things, and projecting that motif on me is what made me think those things motivate you. Do they not motivate you? It feels like you're making a 180 in this conversation.

 Love and money are important, and it's no surprise people seek validation as validation is linked to their success. Being invalid will destroy one's life, and no money no love.

I understand there are people who don't strive for anything, homeless and jobless people do that too. If you're rich good for you.

Spatial Mind said: 

Jada 

My degree means nothing to me, I did it because it was along the way to my goals. There are things you find extraordinary that I find mundane. It's just an observation, there's no judgement involved.

I still don't know what that is.

The only thing I find extraordinary these days is Ai.

 Love and money are important, and it's no surprise people seek validation as validation is linked to their success. Being invalid will destroy one's life, and no money no love.

I understand there are people who don't strive for anything, homeless and jobless people do that too. If you're rich good for you.

 Plenty of people have strived and worked hard and ended up homeless. Of course you find ai extraordinary because you are a retard.

AI Is changing the fabric of society of course it's extraordinary.