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Hey Rudyard, natural psychic, modern Rosicrucian and trained Remote Viewer here. I really enjoy your channel! 😁
I thought your video "Did the CIA Discover the Spirit World?" was very well done. You did a fantastic job for someone not directly involved with the program or being an RV student/teacher.
I completely agree with your assessment of the Catholic Church's role in the Western World. It certainly is the most 'mystic friendly' Church in the world.
I must agree with your assessment of natural psychics. The unfortunate part with untrained natural psychics is that they are typically hampered childhood trauma and don't really understand how their abilities work. Because they know they are different and can perceive things the average person cannot, they far too frequently become not only egotistical, but completely narcissistic, rendering themselves completely useless to themselves and mainstream society.
There is an old hermetic saying, "A philosopher without practicality is a tree without fruit." I would expand that to include psychics: "A psychic without practicality is a tree without fruit." Psychic perception and the Remote Viewing Skill specifically, have tremendous practical applications. But considering the dominate materialistic culture, it's difficult to get people to even look at Psi/RV. And many of the people who are interested in it are delusional New Age hippies who couldn't navigate their way out of a paper bag, must less map the Spirit World. 🤣
As a trained Remote Viewer, I can assure you that the accuracy of a full-trained Remote Viewer would scare the hell out of the average person and would absolutely traumatize a die-hard materialist. A doctor who is trained in RV could investigate future cure/treatments and bring them into the present for instance, and much easier than I could. I'm not a trained doctor, so I can sketch and document the raw data, but would not understand the context of it, like a doctor would.
The same goes for an engineer. I can pull through rudimentary engineering future developments, but a trained engineer could do it much better.
I personally believe we are on the cusp of a revolution with science and religion. But holy cow, is this a painful process! 😣
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2:15 Absolutely. I automatically assume a self-proclaimed feminist will be inherently rude, combative, and uncooperative towards me, and I need to walk on egg shells around her.
3:01 This is a bit strange to me. As I understand it, getting laid is more costly for women because of the risk of pregnancy. I think what Rudyard means is that men need to actively court a woman and jump through a lot of hoops to be able to have sex with them. Men also have to face the chance of rejection from women. This all makes dating and romance more challenging for men.
3:15 I went through a sort of redpill phase in my early 20's. I put women on a pedestal, partly because I wanted sex from them and partly because I was taught that it's good to be very kind to women. I was also raised by a single mom, so I grew up with this notion that women were caring and loving, and men were irresponsible, selfish, abusive, etc.
After a string of failed courtship attempts and many rejections, I became kind of bitter at women and the fact that everything I learned about dating and romance up to that point wasn't working. And the crazy thing of all: women seem to respond better when I'm indifferent to them and don't put them on a pedestal.
4:13 Women generally communicate based on what they're feeling/what they want, not on what is true/rational/accurate/etc. A woman saying misandrist comments probably means that she's upset about a negative experience she had with a man. And she wants to confirm that the people around her will put up with her comments and still care for her.
A comment like all women are 10s and an attractive man is only found once every few years sounds like self-aggrandizement to me: she wants to feel good about herself. Calling herself a 10 makes her feel good. Devaluing and denigrating men gives her a feeling of empowerment
6:50 Yes! Women in the Western world have enormous rights and legal privileges compared to almost every other time period and culture. Western women also don't get stoned to death or have acid thrown in their faces, don't have to wear burqas, and are not gang raped as a societally-accepted form of punishment
9:52 As a civilization grows bigger, more safe and more prosperous, more bureaucratic systems need to get created to run things. As I learned from Whatifalthist, women thrive in these types of bureaucratic systems with low competition, generally high safety, and with great importance on following convoluted procedures and rules; women have a great eye for details.
It seems inevitable that women gain greater independence and economic importance once a society reaches this point of safety, prosperity and growth, and this means that the society becomes more feminist
11:27 I think couples need much more than just love to stay together for long. They need practical benefits to staying together and/or some form of cultural pressure. My mother didn't want to marry or have kids, and she had to be pressured into doing both. I consider the 50% divorce rate in America as mainly caused by no need or cultural pressure for couples to stay married. And a lot of entertainment media normalizes and even sometimes encourages divorce.
17:58 This may be one reason why I love this channel so much. My Big 5 very closely matches Rudyard's. The only difference is I have low Openness
19:49 As an engineer, I can confirm that not only do we generally not have gender discrimination, we try to be very accommodating to women. There are many efforts to encourage girls to go into engineering. It's just that a most women don't like engineering. I once tried to show a female project manager an engineering technical drawing, and she acted like I was trying to show her a dead animal carcass.
20:11 As I understand it: one possible reason why the lowest IQs are men is because women are less negatively impacted by things like abuse or neglect. Generally among the lower classes in societies, the women have higher IQs than men because the lack of things like education or proper childrearing has a lesser negative impact on women compared with men. I believe this could be for the same reason that women live longer on average and don't get sick as easily
21:14 In terms of reproduction, men are high risk-high reward for a bloodline. There's a chance he'll die in war before having children, or no woman will want to have kids with him. But on the other hand, there's the chance that he's able to get a harem or something, and ends up having dozens if not hundreds of children (ie. Genghis Khan)
23:53 - 24:23 Yes, people are not equal. The same person is not even equal to themselves, depending on the phase of life they're in or even the time of day (ie. a morning person in the morning is superior to that same person in the evening). As I see it, this pursuit of equality stems from envy and a desire to be a king in Hell over being a servant in Heaven
27:15 Yep. If we lose a war, the women will be taken in by the enemy as wives/concubines/maybe sex slaves. We'll either be executed or used as forced labor and worked to death. On a related note: In WW2 after France fell to Germany, a lot of French women tried to become friendly with the invading German soldiers and become their girlfriends/wives
38:00 This crazy Netflix show that seems like anti-Western Taliban propaganda reminds me of a People magazine article I found: Patrick Mahomes (the QB for the Kansas City Chiefs) was helping his wife by taking social media pictures of her while she was in a bikini and making sexually provocative poses. The article title was basically saying that he was so driven to help her, that he was bending his knees to get a better angle, and that all of this was good. I thought this was insane. What man would be okay with his wife taking sexually provocative pictures of herself for social media, let alone help her?!
42:48 This is going to sound awful, but I generally don't think it's possible to make women happy. Because of women's high trait neuroticism, they'll be unhappy no matter what. I heard a parable that says something like: God gave women hair, and they get hair extensions. God gave women breasts, and they get surgery to make them bigger or smaller. God gave women pretty faces, and they put makeup on to look prettier. If even God can't make women happy, what makes you think you can?
I don't really try to make women happy anymore. I just treat them well to the best of my ability and hope for the best
Lastly, I can see a post-feminist society that works on polygamy: most women are in the harems of very high status, moderately psychopathic men. The men who are single can use "corn" or robotic sex dolls in place of a woman. If these harems are allowed with no legal restrictions, and the robot sex dolls actually become widespread, the birth rate and society could be relatively stable
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0:55 Happy belated birthday Rudyard! You've read a lot, travelled a lot, and seen a lot, and you're wise beyond your years
3:45 For years, whenever I was going through a hard time, I'd sarcastically tell myself that Life in 1st world 21st century America is an unbearable hell, and that maybe I'd have a better life in the Congo, Uganda or North Korea (again, this is sarcasm). I extended this sarcastic callousness to others. Thanks to this channel, I'm now able to acknowledge that life in America has its own set of difficulties, and I'm able to better sympathize with people.
5:10 I now realize that whole "You'll be rich if you work hard and follow your dreams" as mostly Baby Boomer crap from the American Golden Age of the 1950s and 60s. It's not really a lie (it was probably true back then), it just no longer applies to us in today's day and age. The Boomers generally don't have any useful experiences or wisdom to pass on.
6:25 I was a mechanical engineering major in college. It was unusual when I didn't study or work on something class-related on Sat and Sun. Staying up until 3 in the morning to finish an engineering report for a class with my project team was a regular occurrence. For one class, I had to write an entire multi-page paper from scratch the night before it was due because I literally couldn't find anytime beforehand to work on it.
9:17 I've always been taught that religion and science were diametrically opposed. Learning about how cooperative the two are, has been one of the most mind-blowing things I've discovered on Whatifalthist
9:36 The mass shootings that happen semi-regularly. I can say that whenever I go to a public place like a mall, I have the uneasy feeling that a mass shooting might occur. Most strangers I meet seem like they're stricken with anxiety over something. Also, I'm somewhat concerned that if I try to start up a conversation with a woman, I might get accused of sexual harassment or something for doing something that I thought was fine. I can't speak definitively for other men, but they probably think similarly. It seems people can't form communities because we're generally too scared and can't trust each other.
17:29 The ranks of the leftists statistically consist of narcissists and psychopaths, and this would explain these kinds of immoral, insane acts done by the leftists. Harm avoidance seems to be an innocuous way of saying "avoid consequences for bad behavior," which appeals to these types of people.
18:22 If the Right ran academia, Christianity would be studied far more extensively and be a major academic field. There would be a firearms department dedicated to creating, upgrading, and studying the history of firearms. Internships with private businesses would be far more commonplace and wouldn't be restricted only to corporate office-type companies. There would be historical masculinity courses and even majors available, which can focus on things like Ancient Greek/Roman masculinity, masculinity in the Ottoman Empire, etc.
22:43 Yes! A fragile alliance of envious, resentful, spiteful losers who seek to ruin and undermine because it gives them a perverse sense of joy and empowerment
23:08 If something like CHAZ happens again, we should air drop in vegan meat substitute foods that are laced with laxatives. It'll make them disband sooner
24:50 There's also going to be a lot of failed elite aspirants. People who tried to join the ranks of the elites (in our case, by going to college and hoping to land a cushy corporate executive job or something like that but couldn't make it happen). They'll be resentful, and well educated. They'll be the vanguards of the political radical groups who seek to push for their agenda and interests
28:25 Agreed, and dangerous. I grew up with enough science fiction media to have the solid belief that AI would simply turn on us and become our enemy. This idea of technology attacking us has already kind of happened with social media making us lonely and depressed. Autonomous AI that's actively hostile towards us would just be the proverbial cherry on top.
29:03 This 76 cents for every dollar is misleading. As I understand it, adjusting for profession, hours worked, and years of experience makes the true ratio 98 cents for every dollar a man makes. That's still an underpayment, but who cares if it's only 2 cents less?
And lastly, forgiveness is a virtue, but it has to be balanced with practicality. If your defeated enemies are still secretly your enemies and only pretend to be friends to save their own necks, they shouldn't be forgiven.
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I was seriously sick about a year ago, waiting for a hospital procedure, expecting the worst.
Only a few months prior I'd been homeless, having to quit my inflexible full-time job due to the slowly worsening sickness I was feeling and the rent on my studio apartment going up.
I'd had about 20k saved, which I used to sustain a 6 month period of pure hedonistic escapism between quitting my job and becoming homeless during which I became sicker and more depressed and after which I was broke again. The only friend I had and could talk to during that time was my mother who was in rehab.
Fast forward to now, I'm feeling better than I have in years, in some ways better than I have my entire life.
I'm not sick like I was, I'm not depressed like I was, and I'm not alone like I was.
Prepare to scoff, but I've managed to bring these ailments down to manageable levels with the following, respectively and in this order; Diet, Exercise, Faith in God.
My illness got so bad I couldn't eat. At all. The pain of starving was less then the pain of digestion. So I just didn't eat.
Then, having heard about carnivore diet through Jordan Peterson and figuring I had nothing to lose, I discovered I could in fact eat beef and not feel so awful.
I started to feel better, and my symptoms subsided. I was still to anxious to really go anywhere but now I had a heap more energy than I knew what to do with, so I bought some cheap weights and started working out. Being so skinny from starving, I noticed my muscles increasing (noobie gains) which boosted my confidence and self-image.
Then Easter this year came around and, having thought a lot about the idea of God, decided again that I had nothing to lose by attending the Easter service and just seeing what it was all about.
It was weird and uncomfortable, but I felt good giving myself up to a higher ideal and I kept going every week thereafter.
I feels like, for me at least, the only way I get to live is by letting go of control. When I'm in control I get to call the shots and do what I want. But doing what I want when I wanted to led me to some very dark and lonely places and eventually almost killed me.
Giving myself up (as opposed to giving up on myself) and denying base urges has provided me with a sense of grounding, stability, and even a better understanding of who and what I am. 33 years old and only just started life.
Alive by P.O.D. plays in the background
:Edit: Also my mother is completely sober and out of rehab, doing better now than she ever has. Seems my personal growth and our talks have impacted her and she's grown a lot too, I'm very thankful for her and it's great to have a proper relationship with my mother. Recently started talking to and even doing some work with my dad too and rebuilding a relationship therein as well. It's really honestly great.
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