Comments by "Michael Lenczewski" (@kayakMike1000) on "HealthyGamerGG" channel.

  1. Um... Dunning Kruger effect prevents some people from ever seeing the full skill tree.
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  2.  @JLchevz  all of the above... Plus a few dozen milligrams of amphetamine salts and I'm good to go
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  3. Happiness is a skill that requires practice. If you're poor and suffering you probably won't get a chance to practice the skill of happiness as you will be too preoccupied with the sad sorry state of your life. If you have enough money and you're still not happy, you're not practicing things that bring happiness. Try practicing gratitude and understanding.
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  4. Don't pursue your passions. Your passions are probably stupid, you're probably not going to do it right anyway. Learn something useful, a marketable skill, get a haircut, clean up your room, stand up straight, and work.
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  5. Well that autistic guy is short, ugly, and has a bad attitude? That really IS completely hopeless.
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  6. Geeze... I am ugly, but I have a hot wife.
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  7. Lead off with compare what others presentation to the details of your internal world.
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  8. ​ @sylfraeaveniore2684 smart, knowledgeable, clever, well-versed, skilled... All different things.
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  9. ​ @o.t.d_ody_the_dreamer if you do it in a novel way, then it's clever.
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  10. Smarter is NOT necessarily better. There are really smart people that are terrible people and dumb people with hearts of gold.
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  11. You're lucky that you didn't end up with an addiction or alcohol problem... I am so glad alcohol made me sick as a 20 year old dog.
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  12. No. I don't think you should try again. Do, or do not. There is no try. Also, take your meds.
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  13. You're spending your money wrong.
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  14. Jimmy D is likely a plant for Pakman to disagree with. A CHARACTER paid by Pakman to make his grift.
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  15.  @Fordragon  are you David's girlfriend or something?
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  16.  @Fordragon  right, I could bring evidence, but you would just disagree. I have no time for morons like you. Just pay attention, he is a grifter and you're being grifted. But then again maybe you want to be grifted. I don't know. To each his own. Let's go Brandon.
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  17. I got rediagnosed with ADHD. I took medication and improved my career until I was a software consultant on wall street, then did a job in paris.
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  18. Try Buddhism... It's a lovely religion that is non-theistic. The Buddhists don't have a god that they worship, they pay much respect to the Buddha who was a man that became enlightened. Others have become enlightened using Buddha's teachings.
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  19. Hmmm.... I dunno, an advantage? Thats not what the data says..
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  20. The OP is stuck in a double bind. He says meditation causes him to reduce desire and ambition, but then with he expressed a want for meditation to make him feel less apathetic. He is expressing a normal reaction when people start understanding the four noble truths. It will pass.
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  21. Happiness is not a blast of dopamine from a micro transaction.
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  22. Meditation is powerful medicine. As your mind clears, there's all sorts of stuff that falls out...
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  23. The OP is experiencing torpor. He can observe yourself not caring for a moment, but i garauntee if he were to meditate outside in the middle of winter, he will experience a want to get somewhere warm. His wants are more subtle.
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  24. You cannot buy the skill of happiness anymore than you can buy a skill of music or maths. You can pay a lot of money for a good teacher, but you still gotta do the practice.
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  25. Intelligence, IQ is the greatest predictor of future success.
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  26.  @Dimitris_Half  depends on how you measure success. I will admit, I was pretty lucky, my folks were lower middle class, but they took raising kids very seriously. So I got a pretty good upbringing, but my social class... well, I am upper middle class because I made a good call on crypto... though... military won't take you if your IQ is less than 84. Someone with a lower IQ is likely to make some bad life decisions that cause their social and economic class to backslide. People with higher intelligence are likely to move to higher classes with good decisions.
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  27.  @Dimitris_Half  again, that's how you measure success. I think if you survive and gain a life skill, you're a success. If you get yourself killed, or end up with a drinking problem from PTSD, well, not so much. If you serve your country, that is in itself it's own kind of success, even if you get killed or maimed. Tragic, but certainly not a failure.
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  28.  @Dimitris_Half  but seriously, the point I was trying to make was the military KNOWS that people with 84 IQ or lower are so untrainable, there is no way they CAN serve and be an overall net contributor. You can come from the high class society, but if you're IQ is too low, you will likely fail at even the military, by largely any objective measurement.
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  29.  @Dimitris_Half  hmm... You normalized intelligence to make it irrelevant. Of course I agree with that.
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  30.  @Dimitris_Half  you're still normalizing intelligence and varying economic conditions
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  31.  @Dimitris_Half  yes I do, but my point is IQ is a good way to predict future performance as well.
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  32.  @Dimitris_Half  well, let's normalize for economic background. A person with low IQ from the bad neighborhood might end up in prison for drugs/alcohol, etc etc. A very smart person from the bad neighborhood might end up in prison for running a drug smuggling operation, being the gang leader, or running a confidence scheme. I guess they both ended up in jail, so I conceed. Good point.
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  33. Therevada or Thai Forrest Tradition starts with the meditation of the breath too.
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