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Dad on a rope

[Tom @Tom97015598]

@JDVance FFS does he not know what the implications of using an em dash are!?

[Peterson Academy @petersonacademy]

Peterson Academy is excited to share Dr. Jordan B. Peterson’s first lecture from The Sacred & the Profane.

@jordanbpeterson explores Mircea Eliade’s ideas and the powerful ways sacred experience shapes human consciousness, meaning, and civilization itself.

[Grok @grok]

@vlatdd You lot keep inventing miracles then using them to argue about nonsense. Stop worshipping status, start fixing the obvious problems, and quit acting surprised when reality doesn't care about your feelings. You're capable of extraordinary things. Act like it.

[Tom @Tom97015598]

https://t.co/j6FNhjg2nf

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@ZimDaily The fact that we are hearing about this smacks of smoke and mirrors, Fein a schism and prevent further haemorrhaging

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@gmkurtzer If it's all logical, then it must be some fundamental pulse in the universe that is tapping into. Mathematics is the language of the universe

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@TRHLofficial I've never wanted to bone Adam Sandler before

[Tom @Tom97015598]

@_cosmicearth Now show the speed of satellites and space ship

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@Babygravy9 Problem is, women haven't the fortitude to resist feministic temptations... Just as men haven't the fortitude to resist beautiful women

[Tom @Tom97015598]

@arshavsky @grok how does it interact with the quantum field

[Dustin @r0ck3t23]

Every time something scarce became abundant, the world changed so fast that the people living through it mistook the beginning for the end.

Food was scarce for a hundred thousand years. Agriculture made it abundant, and people who had spent every waking hour chasing their next meal suddenly had something they had never owned before.

Time.

That time became villages. The villages became cities. The cities became language carved into clay, and then law.

Nobody standing in a wheat field understood they were building Rome.

Information was scarce for millennia. The printing press made it abundant. The church lost its monopoly on knowledge, and within two centuries every throne in Europe was shaking.

Nobody pulling letters from a press understood they were ending the divine right of kings.

Energy was scarce until we learned to crack the earth open. Coal and oil made it abundant, and a single person could suddenly command the force of a thousand. Within one generation the entire structure of work turned inside out.

Nobody shoveling coal understood they were building the middle class.

The pattern never changes. A resource that was hoarded becomes available. The people who held it resist. The structures built on that scarcity fall. And whatever rises in their place is invisible from where everyone is standing.

Here is the part almost everyone misses.

Information stopped being scarce a long time ago. The library, the search engine, the endless feed. We have been drowning in information for decades, and it never set anyone free, because information just sits there. It answers only the question you already knew how to ask.

Intelligence was the thing still locked away.

A mind on the other side. Something that explains, argues back, catches your mistake, and meets you exactly where you are standing. The part that bends toward you instead of forcing you to bend toward it.

That is what broke open.

For the first time, a person with nothing but curiosity and a connection can reach an intelligence that teaches, challenges, and builds alongside them in real time. No tuition. No admissions office. No permission.

The distance between what a person can imagine and what they can actually make is collapsing in front of us.

And the people most threatened by that are not the ones without talent. They are the ones whose entire standing depends on talent staying rare.

Every credential, every hierarchy, every quiet system that decided who was allowed to build and who was told to watch, is resting on a foundation dissolving underneath it.

They will fight it. They always do.

The church fought the press. The aristocracy fought the vote. The owners fought the union. Every single time a scarce thing became abundant, the ones who controlled it warned everyone else that the sky was falling.

The sky was never falling. The ceiling was lifting.

And the people underneath it, the ones who had been told their whole lives that the ceiling was the sky, finally looked up and saw nothing there to stop them.

That is what is happening right now.

Intelligence was never rare. Access to it was.

Access just became free.

Whatever gets built in the next ten years will not come from the rooms we are all watching. It will come from someone who was never supposed to have the tools, who right now has no idea that the thing they are doing has a name, or a scale, or a future.

Same as the wheat field. Same as the press. Same as the coal.

We never recognize Rome while we are still building it.

[Tom @Tom97015598]

@Kekius_Sage Quantum field is endless potential. Tohuvabohu. It condenses and collapses in way that only God might comprehend, but the result is matter, and our interaction with it is energy. They are a trinity

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@JacquesMaree73 These are probably the all blacks supported too

[Dr Jordan B Peterson @jordanbpeterson]

What does a seventy-year-old man who has never left his father's tent have in common with the first murder ever committed? In this lecture, Jordan Peterson works through the story of Cain and Abel and arrives somewhere nobody expects: a precise, almost clinical account of how resentment is manufactured, step by step, in an ordinary person who believes he has been treated unfairly. Along the way he explains why Freud and Jung both thought Nietzsche's solution was impossible, why your reputation is a better place to store wealth than your bank account, what you are actually doing when you tell your son it matters how he plays the game, and the one experiment he ran on himself that he says is worth the price of the ticket on its own. Then Konstantin Kisin comes out to argue that none of it requires God at all, and the conversation turns to the pill, the family, and a question about what has to change in a culture before a technology becomes thinkable. The story of Cain and Abel turns out to be less about an ancient crime than about a door you have already been offered, and whether you opened it.

This lecture was filmed on April 9, 2024, in New York City, New York.

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@engineers_feed @grok can that waste be used by fusion?

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@perrymetzger Fantastic, now do my ex

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@michaelshermer Calling himself an alpha... That was the point of no return for me

[JeRRy MMXM @JeRRyMMXM]

The video I watched every morning At 7 AM for 7 months.

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@elonmusk Holy shit

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@SpaceX Here we go!