Ty (Windsor)

1st Degree Taekwondo Black Belt. Club and Mace enthusiast, Yoga practitioner and Martial artist. DM for consultations on mental or physical practices.

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

the best thing about running X ads so far has been finding a “long lost friend” by the name of Cryde.

[Cryde @NightCrydeFM]

New video (short) out, hit me up on youtube to like and subscribe, hit that follow button.

https://t.co/XBhZK1A0UA

It's about time I told you how great this game, I would have definitely preferred this over pokemon growing up.

Shame one has to go, and it wasn't Pokemon!

But hey, who knows. 😏

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@MarathonDevTeam bravo

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@MoiDawg @big_bigly everything looking like an interactable container was a huge mistake

[The Golden One @TheGloriousLion]

🇳🇴 I have no interest in football but, for the record, I am rooting for Norway.

[androgenic @androgenic_]

Rest in peace Connor Murphy.

Connor was one of my closest friends. I stayed with him last month in Thailand and he was the most accommodating and awesome guy I've ever met.

Connor always stood out to me as the most interesting guy I've seen on the internet. He largely conquered the material world very early - millions of YT subscribers, rich, good looking with a great physique, an abundance of women - and he said he felt alright at the time, but that something was eerily missing.

So instead of falling into the endless materialistic loop of wanting more of the exact thing that's just been proven to lack fulfilment, he seeked an alternate path. He began meditating, taking psychedelics, and looking into spirituality and the concept of awakening, which I myself find fascinating.

His ayahuasca trip in 2020 catapulted him into a state of manic grandiosity, where he faked his own death and literally "acted" in disturbed and bizarre ways, but it's critical to note that he felt mentally amazing throughout this entire period, in fact he spent over a year with a highly elevated mood, only to have it perturbed by his mentally troublesome ex girlfriend at one point.

He pulled ridiculous stunts like pretending to consume his own bodily fluids, acting like a lunatic etc, and sure, most of the audience thought he was ridiculous, cringeworthy, and had ruined his life, but to him, he was still making good money and was so free from the need for external validation that it simply did not matter.

A lot of the things he said deeply resonated with me. Yes, most people are, at some level, unhappy and unfulfilled, and they lie to themselves everyday that this isn't the case. So I always thought... what if he's actually onto something? What if his way of suppressing his ego actually did give him a feeling of peace and contentment unattainable to the average person?

People judge his life through their own perception, under the assumption that their own perception is more "real" than his... but there IS no greater truth than perception. But most people have such limiting beliefs and are too biased towards the status quo to think that there could be any other superior way to perceive or experience reality. If you could guarantee unforeseen levels of happiness and contentment as long as you forfeit your current perception of the world, would you? I would.

I've taken away so much value from Connor, and I can't say that about many people at all. He was eccentric, and at some times he did push the boundary into insanity, but he truly was visionary and a masterful critical thinker. Did he take things too far this time? Absolutely, but it's important to at least note that he had absolutely zero fear of death, and at the end of the day, he lived a great and happy life.

I don't wish to emulate everything about him, but overall, Connor Murphy was one of the most interesting, intelligent and amazing guys I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. May he rest in peace.

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

you should contact an applied kinesiologist, i also know so good and popular he won’t take new patients anymore but i’ll tell you his name privately, he is the sherlock holmes of the body

[Bryan Johnson @bryan_johnson]

This is not an attack on any person, lifestyle choice or health practice. I'm agnostic to what you do and why you do it.

Each of you is likely to have one or several undiagnosed health issues.

People conflate the absence of diagnosis with the presence of health. For those who do not routinely measure their health, that ignorance manifests a false sense of physiological superiority.

> 15-20% or more of the general population have markers of autoimmunity, most undiagnosed or subclinical

> whole body MRI studies on healthy, asymptomatic people reveal over 30% possess undetected structural pathologies.

> autopsy studies of young individuals reveal that over 50% of adults under 40 already have early to moderate atherosclerosis, without symptoms. A standard resting EKG or basic cholesterol panel will miss it. It requires advanced imaging to see the soft plaque building in the arterial wall.

> global epidemiological data shows that roughly 25% to 30% of the general population has fatty liver disease, most undetected

> over 90% of individuals with early stage (1-3) kidney disease are unaware they have it

> 88% of Americans are metabolically unwell

When you dramatically increase measurement frequency and sensor sensitivity, you exponentially increase the subclinical anomalies you catch.

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@Babygravy9 @ZachWKelly nah it’s pretty true REN, i also have lived in close proximity to amish. quite a dark hidden inner life they live.

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@NightCrydeFM hey buddy, i’m still alive ❤️

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

Thank God we colonized India, if not we wouldn’t have the best representation of American Christianity immortalized in film. #signs

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@PaulTassi great movie

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@PaulTassi @flyingbanana700 you’re gonna have to lean into your personality, go free form, stream video games for 2-3 hours, etc

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@shezabubadino i’ve given it around 72 hours and still can’t find the fun. strangely enough now that it’s dying it’s getting a lot more fun in solos, so i’m trying to finish all my priority quests now and it’s going very well on average

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@SkyAsassino part of the problem here is that R6S launched low and got high later. marathon launched quite high (146k on slam) and collapsed to where it is now. opposite starting points are the difference

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@EvilFragTrapz @PaulTassi it a game isn’t for Paul that’s definitely a bad thing, because paul is likr a focus group kinda person. if your game isn’t for him, that’s a super niche game

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@EndlessGl a lot of these hours are exploratory too, trying to see if it ever would be fun, very little of it was “entertaining” like a movie would be, and i even got deluxe. i got 100 hours on the new ow s1/s2 and nearly all of those were fun so it’s a much better ratio.

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@EndlessGl i tried to push my contracts, learn the maps, enjoy the map design (not cryo unfortunately). if content is gonna be gated on days i cant play, its tough. but the game just feels too samey. can’t pick different guns when i want to, can’t find salvage i want to, etc. ow has choices

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@glorpinity @N_ticx i was watching you at a lot on youtube man, this ain’t it

[Ty (Windsor) @sukhishima]

@SwannMarcus89 @gorilla_rape @bronzeagemantis