I think I may be an ILI after all
Was looking more carefully at my mouth and I realised most probably I'm not Fe valuing.
Was looking more carefully at my mouth and I realised most probably I'm not Fe valuing.
So, I recently learned about Associative School of Socionics and its creator has written a book typed Personality Type and Art: Associative Psycho-Diagnostics.
It wasn't on local Amazon and I didn't want to deal with waiting for it to arrive from Britain, so I ordered an ebook.
I paid 32,99GBP for an ebook and instead of receiving an ebook, I received a link to an online reading site that doesn't allow to downloading the ebook either.
I wrote to them about it and demanded a refund because it's a scam. Somehow I doubt they'll comply.
So, here's a warning to not purchase from that site. It's the site linked on Associative School of Socionics site.
Or could it cause any problems?
For some reason the address bar displays as "file:///run/user/1000/doc/*/filename" instead of location on computer and all links are changed to "file:///run/user/1000/doc/*/linkfilename" and it can't go to them or display images.
For several years, I was struggling with showering. Often just using wet wipes instead. But recently I started making sure I shower every day.
One thing that helped me was learning to harvest energy from youtube videos. Found a bunch of youtubers that I find energising to watch, so I have less problems with exhaustion.
I stumbled upon it on Amazon. Looking for "Keith Young", socionics returns nothing but this book on Amazon/Audible.
It also has no reviews.
Is it AI slop or what?
As in the title.
So, normally people have things that give them energy and things that exceptionally exhaust them due to how human brain functions.
For different people it's different things.
It includes listening to different kinds of people.
So when watching youtube watch your energy levels. Gather a bunch of youtubers whose videos give you energy to have source of energy to harvest.
Interesting that apparently there are no plans of preventing this situation.
But as having let's say a mental model of for example fundamentals of chemistry and being able to accumulate large number of formulas and similar stuff?
I have read The Angel of the Revolution: A Tale of the Coming Terror by George Chetwynd Griffith, A Honeymoon in Space by George Chetwynd Griffith and The Coming Race by Edward Bulwer-Lytton.
It made me realise how much of Lovecraft's ideas were derivative and what he was aspiring to with the whole Anglo-Saxon thing and wasn't able to live up to because of his massive neuroticism.
So, many people come to conclusion that "God" is evil when reading the Old Testament.
But, it's something that completely misses the point.
We shouldn't be judging the fictional character, but rather the elites who wrote this, what were their intentions and what it was supposed to indoctrinate people into.
No reasonable person will read Main Kampf and come to conclusion "Providence is evil" but rather "Hitler was evil." "Nazi Germany was evil.".
Deuteronomy says that Jews are special chosen people and are entitled to special promised land and should enslave and genocide people living there. It's political propaganda.
The Old Testament is a blueprint for genocidal nationalism. The "God" character is just of tool political indoctrination.
Also, my reading speed is about 150wpm. I also have dysgraphia and ADHD and lowered motoric capability.
They seriously give me dystopian boyfriend fantasy vibes. Ah yes, your average high ranking military officer under dictatorship. How is it even relevant to normal life?
Note how vegans will always talk about how everyone can afford beans and soy and animal products are unnecessary, when significant part of population has IBS and/or soy intolerance.
They also don't warn people about food intolerances and don't tell them what to watch out for.
Their primary motivation is ideology, not science and they want people to get sick and die for their ideology.
It's commonly associated with AI, but I saw some people speak like this in older videos.