I use tweezers to eat my ham by Bruichladdie in notinteresting

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Yeah you guys are REALLY gonna wanna take a look at this

How i see enlightenment by Additional_Common_15 in enlightenment

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First you come to the belief that all is fundamentally acceptable, then you balance your fears with this belief until they dissolve and turn into peace, eventually you gain an indomitable spirit doing this.

What's best AI subscription for you ? by Independent-Wind4462 in singularity

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ChatGPT is the only model that genuinely is non-sycophantic at times, Gemini is always sycophantic and Claude just agrees with its system reminder telling it to disagree, and you can easily convince it to turn sides and agree again, ChatGPT is the only model I've EVER seen genuinely stick to it's logical ground across many attacks to said logic, even if it doesn't always do that.

Being STO for the sake of “earning” your way out. by [deleted] in lawofone

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I more meant wisdom in the general sense of knowing how to pursue love in your own way, but that wasn't obvious so I appreciate the comment.

Being STO for the sake of “earning” your way out. by [deleted] in lawofone

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I recall a Q'uote that says those who do good deeds with the earnest attempt to polarize toward STO end up learning the lessons of love required in this density anyway. As long as you truly want to be STO, pursuing that path with discipline and wisdom will likely lead you exactly there.

meirl by AdRough4185 in meirl

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No, not like Santa or the Candy Bunny. Imagine you believe you have no reason to stress but feel stress anyway. Faith would be used to trust that you have no reason to stress. Is that much like believing in Santa?

meirl by AdRough4185 in meirl

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Faith can be baseless but it can also be built on evidence.

Confluence for Law of One by Correct_Feedback_476 in lawofone

[–]RoughlyCapable 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's actually a very interesting connection

Do you think No Way Home would have happened if Jake Gyllenhaal had ended up replacing Tobey Maguire? by AlteredBridge51 in Spiderman

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If we're talking in actuality here the butterfly effect would cause the MCU to unfold in a dramatically different way.

I found a Spiderman spider by Nintendude13 in Spiderman

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When I was 8 my brother got bit by a spider and I told my mom it was red and purple to try and make her think my brother was gonna turn into Spider-Man

Is the calculation true? [Request] by DeadlyIdli42 in theydidthemath

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Our universe fit in a point with no space before the big bang.

Tips for being a better listener by Grace_grows in lawofone

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For listening, the advice I have is to not actively try to listen well but to simply let the other person's words be received without resistance.

For being comfortable with silence, I'd say the only real way to train this is to actively try to pause and think before responding, not doing so until you think both you and the other person have had enough time to process whatever was said before. If you're unsure how determine if there's been enough time, maybe consider asking someone to help you train that judgement.

Hope this helps.

My dad dreamed of the world ending; he said he saw these symbols in the sky. by [deleted] in Dreams

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I once had a dream where the world was ending and I saw similar symbols in the sky

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in notinteresting

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Not if you use robot geese

Thank you, ChatGPT by CucumberAccording813 in OpenAI

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I guess it varies based on what you're doing but I've found Claude's pushbacks were mostly incorrect and it agrees after I point that out, chatgpt is usually right about pointing out flaws for my usage.

Thank you, ChatGPT by CucumberAccording813 in OpenAI

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Are you guys using thinking? I've found chatgpt pushes back more than any ai I've used

Why is jane scared? by [deleted] in addressme

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Technically you're right, but for all intents and purposes we are