General Discussion

[Louis]

Well, i didnt had any wrinkles before, and they appears quickly (like in months) i feel tiredness in my eyes since i’ve up to 3 differents devices on a loop for hours each, it seems i get a bit drained sometimes. Its normal i guess, but i want to find another way of dealing with huge playlist except that just resting.

I wear copper even at night so its ground me a lot, my energy centers seems to have expand a lot, so i dont get normal fatigue, i just keep this tired look i didnt had before.
Rest of my body is in a total upgrade, brain, body, nervous system, just my face keep these wrinkles.
It feels like i get deshydrated but i drink a lot of water

[Alkul]

Do get some comprehensive blood work done to rule out anything physiological first - it still could be natural aging as well.

[Louis]

Sure, also i think i should rest on a few week. Too much hardcore changes for years can be very taxing…
Thanks for your time

[Alkul]

But, when you are overdoing fields … it would also be wise to manage resources better, meaning, more nutrition, supplements, minerals, fatty acids, etc.

[Alkul]

Try DNA repair and some form of Stem Cells fields exclusively for a while, maybe for a month, and see if it helps … and keep stress levels minimal.

[Louis]

Yes, I should stop drinking coffee, take more magnesium, gold, a multivitamin, and omega-3. That’s another expense I’ve stopped since I started using morphic fields.

[Alkul]

[GamiroCFC]

Is it all an Uberman creation process trough some really draconian measures?

[anon51920386]

Mind is tricky when tired, point taken.

[Alkul]

[JAAJ]

@Philip_Weiss

You watch the dailywire bro ?

I don’t. Just sometimes randomly stumble upon some videos on YouTube.
The one I posted above made sense to me.

@Philip_Weiss

They are all actors selling you psyops for dinner framed as pseudo counter-culture.

Yeah, this is pretty much the case.
There is also money to be made with all types of messages and belief systems.

@Philip_Weiss

but they didn’t make the world the clown show that it is.

I agree.
I think all the previous generations are 100% also responsible for all of this too. EVERYONE is responsible.
The blaming of certain problems on certain generations is of course and artificial division between people.

@Philip_Weiss

They get told that everyone is a beautiful angel, so they must have a sense of hyper-inflated self-worth right ?

I see this a lot in Gen Z women.
Most have zero self worth and self esteem and additionally dress undateable, yet due to the constant online attention from simps and cucks, they arrogantly assume that they are all Rihanna and Taylor Swift level and deserve “to be treated like Queens”, while in reality they don’t even deserve a job at McDonalds in many cases because even for that they lack the basic social skills.
It is sad and cringe at the same time.
I guess it is part of their journey and some will wake up while most will end up alone and bitter.
I was angry about this in the past, but today this no longer concerns me as I am focussed on only manifesting good-hearted and healthy people into my personal reality. The rest can do whatever they want until they learn their lessons – even if it is gonna take them many many incarnations. In the end, everyone has to save themselves.

@Philip_Weiss

A crazy percentage of them use anti-aging skincare and unhealthy diets as early teenagers

I have now seen many videos about how Gen Z folks often look older than Millenials… Gen Z claims to be broke most of the time, yet the consoom the most products and the most content.

@Philip_Weiss

That’s all they know. Their brain got shaped and developed by it from day one. There is no normal to go back to, no simpler time. This is normal and they repress it subconsciously and they get medicated to focus.

And ALL the previous generations are equally co-responsible for that.

@Philip_Weiss

How many boomers or Gen x do you know that loved growing up the 60s or who loved being young in the 80s ?

Several.

@Philip_Weiss

GenZ is the most nostalgic and a lot of them hate their epoch. How many of them want to live in the 60s, 70, 80s or even medieval ears, anything but the 2000s.

I agree. They don’t want to admit this but secretly they are envious of the social bonding and the social interactions that previous generations had.
Before the internet, everyone had to go out and socialize with real people, now they can all hide behind their snapchats and emojicons.

Each generation comes with their own challenges.
Most people will not be able to master most challenges within their incarnation.
The physical game is designed this way.
It is okay. In those 80-100 years on physical Earth their souls still learn a lot.

@Philip_Weiss

All those no-fap, gym bro, healthy diets, minimalist living, “we’re gonna make it bruh” investing communities they all have really young demographics. Long term thinking, all the self-help mindset.

Those are the people who will make it long-term because they refuse to live in a victim-mindset.
Unfortunetely those people are the minority.
I am really seeing a strong divide between those will not make it and those who will make it and the more time goes by, the more obvious this becomes.
One is either in victim-mode or one takes responsibility.
And with every new generation and technological advancement this distinction becomes clearer and clearer.
One is either a victim/slave of those new technologies or one is their master and uses them as the tools as they are.

@anon51920386

My current guess; it’ll just become way more polarized than ever. Many will succumb miserably, but those who end up thriving on the challenges will grow way beyond what’s currently perceived possible. (spiritually especially).

Yep! This here, I am observing this too.
There are some super successful and responsible Gen Z folks and there are some super broken and lost souls.

[Alkul]

Hahaha… yes, those who do shrooms play the game that way.

[anon61582445]

@JAAJ

They don’t want to admit this but secretly they are envious of the social bonding and the social interactions that previous generations had.

I think they are screaming it under every youtube comment section, quora, reddit lol

@JAAJ

Gen Z claims to be broke most of the time, yet the consoom the most products and the most content.

Actually, Gen Z saves way more money than Millennials. They get the least credits and loans, they are afraid of debts as a whole.

More Gen Z have consulted financial experts and want to invest than millenials and it’s been true since 2021. Gen Z started in 97. Millenials are like 15 years older.

It’s actually a thing, Gen Z is cheap asf. Marketers know that.

They buy stuff and fast delivery, but they are actually cheap in restaurant, concerts and what not. Experiential stuff.

If they can un-bundle stuff, find hacks to make it cheaper, remove the extra content, they do way more.
Getting them to spend on stuff has been hard for big companies. Way harder than for millenials.

Their houses have less stuff, a computer, smartphone.
Much less junk in their apartments. They are “value” consumers, not “experiential consumers”.

They are the 2008 financial crisis children. They want financial independence and safety the most.

They don’t upgrade their phones or stuff as much. They repair more.

They are lots of studies on Gen Z being cheaper than Millenials and for companies to adapt.

lol, they are all in here spending on fields instead of traveling. Investing in their future millionaire selves haha

They grew up with Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, Bezos and all the other tech billionaire and now they are all in the brainmania. It’s almost all Gen Z.

Based on all the people I talked to in private.
If I had to generalize grossly.

Millennials want to manifest money, real estate and a good life balance.

Gen A is more influencer, lifestyle, beauty.

And Gen Z is full on grinding non stop to become geniuses Tony Stark and make an app or AI and become billionaires as fast as possible then retire at 30yo.

Grossly generalized of course.
But it’s not just based on the forum users, even outside, real life talks.

Like honestly, I will need to check the stats, but Gen Z is building more businesses.

Young Gen Z are starting LLCs and freelance business in mass compared to Millenials who tend to have careers. At least noticeably more I think. Collecting side hustles instead of big jobs.

Making music, selling used clothes, tire shops. Pizza joints. Going to people’s house to cut their hair on bike or scooter. Maybe a minority but still it’s noticeable. They barely have one they want to open another business. NFTs and what not. Roasting chicken on the side of the road.

[JAAJ]

@Philip_Weiss

Actually, Gen Z saves way more money than Millennials. They get the least credits and loans, they are afraid of debts as a whole.

Maybe they save more % of their income.
But they the have less income I think?
Does not matter if you save more, if you don’t earn anything in the first place, then it does not matter…
But maybe this is just me projecting my personal experience onto what I see around me? I would need to look at the actual data.
I feel like these days most folks under 30 cannot even afford to go to a restaurant once a month, which I was even able to do when I was 18 and broke…

@Philip_Weiss

If they can un-bundle stuff, find hacks to make it cheaper, remove the extra content, they do way more.
Getting them to spend on stuff has been hard for big companies.

This might actually be a good thing that they consoom less material products.
But on the other hand they consoom way too many digital products (which are also shit in most cases). So they save money with material stuff, but buy less experiences and spend most of their time in digital worlds (which is an escape from real life in many cases).

@Philip_Weiss

Their houses have less stuff, a computer, smartphone.
Much less junk in their apartments. They are “value” consumers, not “experiential consumers”.

They are the 2008 financial crisis children. They want financial independence and safety the most.

I must be one of them then
Owning less, focus on value and financial independence are good things.

But I get the impression that they are not owning less because it is free choice of their, but simply because they cannot afford more stuff and are forced to be minimalists. There is a difference between volutarily choosing to own less versus being forced to own less. I am minimalist by choice, most other people whom I know are not so, but are forced to live frugally

I don’t think that they are focussed on “actual value” and you can see this in their fashion style: they either buy overpriced designer stuff (low value per dollar) or they buy second hand used stuff (usually energetically corrupted items because of the previous owners of those items). If they would buy “by value”, they would buy stuff that is new, clean, sexy, high quality and not overpriced.

@Philip_Weiss

Investing in their future millionaire selves haha

Honestly, I am yet to see this. To me, most of them look and act like NPCs from any other generation too.

@Philip_Weiss

And Gen Z is full on grinding non stop to become geniuses Tony Stark and make an app or AI and become billionaires as fast as possible then retire at 30yo.

Same with this. Outside of YouTube and Instagram I very rarely see this actually happening in real life. Most people just talk talk talk, yet stay where they are.

@Philip_Weiss

Collecting side hustles instead of big jobs.

I think this has to do with scaleability.
A hustle might turn out a big winner and make you rich one day.
But a corporate job is barely scalable and very limited with what you can earn in most cases.
So having several hustles will increase the chance of making it big one day, while a corporate career guaranteers you mediocrity forever.

@Philip_Weiss

but Gen Z is building more businesses.

Not here in Germany. Any type of risk or business mindset is highly discouraged here and most people do not start a business, if they ever start one, until they are 40+.

PS:
I also feel like I cannot objectively continue this discussion as I notice that my personal projections are too much in the way. I would need to first look more at actual data.

[anon61582445]

@JAAJ

I don’t think that they are focussed on “actual value” and you can see this in their fashion style: they either buy overpriced designer stuff (low value per dollar) or they buy second hand used stuff (usually energetically corrupted items because of the previous owners of those items). If they would buy “by value”, they would buy stuff that is new, clean, sexy, high quality and not overpriced.

Buy less clothes, buy expensive clothes that won’t break even if they are used they still last longer compared to cheaper fast fashion that breaks after 5 wear.

I used to buy cheap stuff and I even told some GenZs that they waste their money. They would reply that my cheap stuff is gonna break and I’ll buy 3 more before they need to maybe replace what they have.

I started doing the same and it works.
You spend more upfront, you don’t buy a bunch of others.

I’m not saying it’s the only reason or some of them don’t waste money or even that they are the only ones. But in general.

They are good at looking richer than they are.
I also think more of them wear fake brands, look alikes, fake rolexes, fake louis V, fake Hugo Boss. Fake shoes, fake bags. Fake glasses, fake watches from chinese websites and what not. They don’t seem embarrassed that much.

It might be sampling bias, but I don’t think I’ve ever heard Millenials say “Thank you, it’s a knock off from xxx .com, it’s a chinese knock off”. I’ve heard it more than once from GenZ and they are pretty casual about it.

[JAAJ]

@Philip_Weiss

Buy less clothes

The average German buys 60 pieces of clothing per year!
That’s 5 per month.
It is mostly young people, since the older the people are the more seldom they buy anything new.
If they would be focussed on quality they would buy maybe only around 5-15 items per years.
The stuff most young people buy here is low quality fast fashion, or even worse, energetically corrupted 2nd hand stuff.
So I see the exact opposite here in Germany.
Gen Z are buying low quality fast fashion items en masse. Wear it a few times, then buy new stuff.
Not even to mention that most of these clothes look like shit and are as sexy as text books about international taxation.

@Philip_Weiss

They are good at looking richer than they are.

This is true actually.
Looking richer – yes.
Sexier – definitely not.
More stylish – also not.

@Philip_Weiss

I also think more of them were fake brands, look alikes, fake rolexes, fake louis V, fake Hugo Boss.

Yes.
And one can tell that it is fake, because they behave incongruently.
So one instantly knows that they are coping with fake stuff and lying to them themselves.
They also don’t realise that when they buy fake stuff, they are re-inforcing their own subconscious “I cannot afford anything” beliefs. Which then leads to the manifestation of even more being broke and feeling bad about oneself.

Wearing fake stuff is like watching porn: one is telling to oneself that one has to use these replacements because they real stuff is out of reach.

[JAAJ]

@Philip_Weiss

They are the 2008 financial crisis children.

That was not even a real financial crisis in my opinion.
Personally, I don’t know anyone who lost their job or house or anything during that time. Most were even able to travel as usual.

[anon61582445]

@JAAJ

one is telling to oneself that one has to use these replacements because they real stuff is out of reach.

Yeah, but it’s true lol
I mean… they can’t afford the real stuff. They know that appearances are important, they get as much of the social value and perception as possible even if not complete for the least amount of money.

I mean it works for influencers and celebrities.

[anon61582445]

@JAAJ

That was not even a real financial crisis in my opinion.

There were no weapons of mass destruction, they all knew it, but they still bombed it beyond repair.

true or not doesn’t matter in this case, it’s about what people believe, feel and act on.

[Alkul]

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