I happily welcome any and all possible worst days that could happen in this lifetime because there is nothing on earth that could ever outdo my worst possible one already. If that isn’t what creates real superheroes, then I believe nothing does.
Respectfully, most people are not very aware if they only know how to respond to old, outdated versions of you which cease to exist anymore, while pretending like it’s impossible for a human being to change or evolve in any way, shape, or form.
"With so much promise, why have we not shifted our societal attention to secure our own existence? To solve aging. To address existential risks. To care for our planet. Why are we still messing around with self destruction, war and ignoring preserving our own existence?"
The Shrooms are asking the right questions. They're also clearly telling us that we need to become agents of evolution; Agents of a Culture in Ascent.
The Arthur C. Clarke quote in this video bears mentioning as well:
"Every revolutionary idea seems to evoke three stages of reaction. They may be summed up by the phrases:
1 - It's completely Impossible.
2 - It's Possible, but it's not worth doing.
3 - I said it was a good idea all along."
Don't Die is currently undergoing this process isn't it? @bryan_johnson
Credit for the video: Culture in Decline series on YouTube by Peter Joseph. @org_integral
You have to choose one. Would you rather take mushrooms with Jiri Prochazka and go to a Halloween haunted house or take shrooms with Tony Ferguson and go to a PTA meeting. #UFC320
If the 1st half of The Conjuring didn’t make you cry, your soul may as well be an offering-just like the 2nd half of this MASTERPIECE. My favourite actress ever @VeraFarmiga lived up to the hype now I’m riding a #HorrorHIGH
Changing the world has nothing to do with going out & changing it but everything to do with your battles fought & won against your own demons-this is what changes the game.