pinopinopino

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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I think it is a pun on God ^_^
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Gqd, look how that looks like 666, edit distance is 3. Turn around the letters. Here have a timeline: https://imgur.com/a/aQYnKLm
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I can and it is lightly disturbing. https://imgur.com/a/yAOF31g ^_^
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
>Conservatives were the original environment protectors in the US. Probably politics that drove them away from it. In the current political climate dogmatism is spread pretty evenly. I like this observation. We should drive them back aga
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Just like how changing things is not universally good. Let's not get into that discussion ^_^ I am a mixed bag on that anyway, sometimes change is good and sometimes preserving things is better.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Ah, propaganda 101: "If you want to influence your enemy, make sure he/she sympathizes with you". I also read an interesting article about this, that conservatives do care about the environment if you give it the correct emot
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
But there are many tea pots orbiting the sun, the path they follow is a bit weird though ^_^
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
It actually is, well in university it is. Not sure about college.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Developing with users. That is one strategy I am trying out now. But these are internal users. There is no best way to be honest. Sometimes you just have to say, I am not here today. Or I am not here for two hours. But there can always be o
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Raytheon shows off Multi Domain operations battle management(youtube.com)
1 points by pinopinopino 6y ago|1 comments
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
You wonder why the army likes gamers.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Some critical notes, I see some people find my story exciting, but don't take this as a manual. I want to temper things a bit. I am very, very chaotic. I thrive where inequalities are and think they are necessary, it is a necessary evi
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I have thought a bit about this. I think the difference is this: Ketamine leaves you in a space where you are alone, in your own universe. And classical psychedelics lead you to a space where you with others. I haven't done DMT, but I
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
And I think you can do the same trick in Belgium, not sure though. I wanted to be vague to hide my location a bit, but oh well.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Well, the end is anti-climatic. I haven't become a big shot entrepreneur or anything like some of you guys. That being said, I am happy anyway and the story isn't over.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Netherlands, keyword: Spookburger Google translate is pretty accurate for Dutch these days. It is an interesting read in how we are organized here. In the nineties the decentralization was even bigger.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
It is similar, but you won't go down like with ketamine. So while you are in fantasy land, you can walk, talk and interact. It is a fun drug to do in nature far away from the city, talk to elves, clouds and trees. Just lie down, think
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
No probs and thanks for reading. It is good to write for me.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
It is about the central municipality citizen registration. Something you have in certain countries of Europe. You ought to be registered in some municipality, but if you write yourself out and never register in another municipality. You are
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I failed with the startup race, but I do enjoy seeing others succeed, so that is why I started to linger around here again.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
No problem. I consider this part of my therapy session now, part of writing a letter to a fictional friend, so lets go personal. Well, I always wanted children, but not at that moment, I was not ready. I just didn't have the heart to g
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I didn't have real structure inside me. It sounds perhaps weird to you, but that was how it felt. Like I was some sort of chameleon, just going with whatever came upon my path. Life felt as a fast paced river with shit loads of debris
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Well, it is not an exciting story really. I started from dropping out of university because I got children really early. I wasn't a bad student, but not the top 10 either. I studied physics (EDIT: dunno why I wrote psychology). I got m
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
That is correct, but it is only half of the story. I think, I have to say it for the lack of a better word for it, but 'spiritual experiences' are worthwhile. They are not void of value. You shouldn't do it to often. But that
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
That is the keypoint, it gives you a perspective you can't forget.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Never did DMT, so can't really say. Sorry :) It is a highly personal experience, which is difficult to share with others though. I think it is similar in the sense, that you can't dismiss it. It is very real for you personally. I
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
I think you need to be really careful with that.
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
You somehow find out what is really important to you and what is not and see that really clearly. That is what happened to me after a couple of experiences. And I acted on it and I am not sad about it. Now, I don't do it that often. Bu
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
Let me try to explain. Ketamine does something with your morals it seems. It does a remoralization in a way. E.g. it won't turn you into something you aren't. It is a relative process. It gives you a space to watch yourself from a
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by pinopinopino 6y ago
It is not bad though, I feel happier now, more complete as person.

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