What i have noticed

What i have noticed about my beliefs regarding the fields is this.

when it comes to my limitations on what the fields can do to me.

I believe i can become smarter with fields, yes. but when i think to myself, can i become Einstein level. that’s were thoughts like its impossible start to kick in.

It should be realistic goal. How will one combat this. I do listen to alot of SLR.

Do you have any methods?

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Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, Richard Feynman, Lev Landau and many others completely devoted their lives to science. You can become just as smart as them in terms of potential, but there is another problem, will you be able to use that potential, study as much as they did? It’s not only the ‘talent’ but also a truly hard work

Don’t get attached to any idea and result. Don’t expect anything and let the field do everything it needs to do in the ‘natural’ amount of time.

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I will just post my limited view here.
I think that each brain is unique and it works in it’s own unique way, plus there’s the energy and unseen stuff which makes one good or smart at this or that.
Einstein, Idk how good he would have been in other fields, not dissing him here.

Even if you would have the same brain structures, you are not Einstein, but you can achieve more with a better brain, for sure.

Yes, I do know that fields help the brain, from Regeneration to all sorts of improvements, so yes, it is theoretically possible to become the next Einstein, but there are many many factors at play, including Karmic ones, among them, besides your unique experiences and unique brain wiring(s).

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Alchemical revision of genius was made for this.

And the advanced brain/learning fields should have part of this.

Now…don’t compare yourself to Einstein either. The geniuses were following their inner calling, not comparing themselves to others.

There’s plenty of brain wiring stuff in fields…so for physical structure, your brain can be as good as any genius brain if not better.

Intelligence is a more asbtract concept but also taken care of by fields. What you do with the potential is what matters.

I know this sounds too simple or useless but yeah…I don’t see the problem. Just stop comparing yourself and enjoy the improvements, and follow your own path like they did.

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Why do you think it is impossible without knowing yet what that field or you is really capable off?
He and many other were out of the norm geniuses but you have out of the norm tools to propel you maybe even further? They had their whole lives to become someone that people still talk about. You used brain fields for what? 2-3 years? The newer manhatten products even less. You don’t even know where the limits are.
Look at what you want to achieve or where you want to go and use the fields most suited for your journey without comparing much.

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Here’s the thing, comparison is faulty issue right there. Comparison to better yourself is good, but for limiting yourself like you can’t be like that person is bad for your self esteem.

Play revision of genius and subconscious limit remover, you are the halal of the halalest, stay halal.

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Oh no, story is private lol. I am indeed halah

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You and he are not in the same era, if there is a third World war recently, you may.

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When people say « Einstein » do they mean it in a general way as an archetype of a genius or literally Einstein the benchmark ?

Lol, that guy deserves a rest

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@Dyslexic_Professor
Did you try studying those subjects from the basics ?

Mentally you can have resistance and confidence issues, building this monster in your mind however what happens when you actually study the work ?

Do you have a specific difficulty ?

You didn’t grow up as smart as you are now, your reality changed and your experience will change if you try which will give you new memories and beliefs.

Becoming an expert has a lot to do with ignoring most stimuli and focusing on a specific schemata.

You may be surprised trying things now and finding out that they are not as complicated as they seemed to you when you were 5-8-14yo or however old you were before starting brain fields.

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You guys have these romantic notions of geniuses, but truth is many of these scientist were in a competition to formulate the same theories.

Darwin wrote his theory of natural selection, other scientist were publishing the same independently a bit later based on their own research. Some had touched the idea long before.

When one man invented the telephone, other people who were in the race to invent the telephone too had lost.

New science and research opens doors and scientist decide to join the race to discover things. Scientist competed to discover DNA, the Atomic theory. They were in the scientific community, surrounded by people studying similar things and using each other’s research.

All the early internet entrepreneurs came from the same school on the same cities and they were all racing to create the same things.

People were competing with Einstein and Einstein used many recent theories and data from his age to iterate a newer theory. Everyone in his era was focused on doing the same thing, making a model that explained the data and mixing other theories and data.

Internet allows communities to spring up all over the world irrespective of geographical locations but you have to engage and follow up with the trends.

Same way people nowadays are racing to create self driving cars, countries, companies and schools are competing. We know it’s gonna happen, one will do it first. The others will be forgotten.

And we will say in 20- - a genius had the idea to invent the self driving car.

If you are sitting in your basement without making an effort… :man_shrugging:

Also, I don’t know if you guys have noticed that every research paper, every Nobel prize winner for a long time have been teams of PhD’s with expensive softwares, proprietary data, equipements, assistants.
There still are a couple of lone geniuses but it’s rarer and rarer and less and less important.

It takes an army of people to make smaller improvements. Despite not making most of the hardware themselves, despite not assembling the products, companies like Apple have tens of thousands of highly squirmed engineers.

You go to a restaurant, on guy makes the sauce, one guys marinates the meat, one guy grills it, one guy handles the bar, one takes the order.

One handles the graphic designs, one handle the UX, then electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, manufacturing engineers, supply chain analyst, lawyers, accountant, managers, HR.

One doctor for the heart (cardiologist) one doctor for the brain (neurologist), one doctor for the lungs etc… then there is a doctor who specializes in the body area and the disease, a brain cancer specialist, a lung cancer specialist.

An anesthesiologist, a radiography specialist, thousands of people who handle their tiny area of expertise. That’s how the world works guys.

It takes 15 countries on average to make a basic blue Jean in the modern world.

Iron Man is a fictional character, he outsmart the whole world on his own. Dream is an interdimensional wizard/being.

But in real life, stuff is hard and complicated.

You have the tools here to smash Einstein in potential, by far, but it will still not be easy like in the movies or as glamorous. The truth is often too boring for audiences.

There was a time where we knew almost nothing, now we’re exploring deep space and subatomic particles. We create nano tools now.
Once everything was a discovery, everything was new, but we’ve been discovering and exploring for a while now.

We need to do more and go further to achieve the same level of improvements as before.

We don’t start the game knowing what we try to discover or invent, it’s a journey. You focus on something and you learn as you explore. But you need to work on it.

Flashes of insight happen when you know what problem you are trying to solve and you’ve been working on it for a while.

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Will read when I get home, but generally I was saying Einstein because that’s what I think smart is I guess. But in general I don’t compare myself to him, just the idea of being able to be his level is impossible for me. Or can I become the next bill gates? It just seems impossible. This comment might be frustrating to read, because u most likely answered this questions in ur comment. But I will read when I get home, I picked up a job to afford all the brain fields. So technically it’s ur fault philp, I couldn’t resist getting my hands on all of them.

Only jk ofcourse :smiling_imp:

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Why set Einstein and Tesla as your upper limit? Try to go beyond. The fields give you the clay, you mold it into what you need.

Don’t model others, set your own upper limit, that’s the only way to find the right level of passion to push yourself above and beyond.

Baseline talent is important, sure, but if you do not apply yourself to a craft, your talent will remain unrealized potential.

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Confusion and doubt is a natural part of the journey.

It’s an iterative process of learning and refining our thoughts and ideas.

Keep in mind that becoming smarter isn’t just about accumulating knowledge. It’s about breaking out of old paradigms, discovering new ways of thinking, noticing pathways that may not have been obvious to you before.

So consider the possibility that what you’re saying here is coming from a limited perspective and that in time you will overcome this and eventually get where you want to be.

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The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination

  • Einstein

This is from my EquiSync newsletter:

How Meditation “Einsteinifies” Your Brain
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Backed by a mile high stack of studies, the neuroscientific community now sees meditation as the “holy grail” for folks wanting to be smart, healthy, and successful.

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Ayy, posted this a few days ago

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The problem i think is the G man
And his force, no?

Walking is always better

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He’s always there to feed on my weaknesses and pull my strings… warping everything I perceive to dishearten the child in me … false promises … always …

Walking seems wiser, yeh.

One would miss the most important encounters using the car … but it’s very tempting nonetheless …

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I hope things are good up there regardless … again, thank you. I realised yesterday, yes, we can be frustrating, so for your patience also :heart:

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Still waiting for Half Life 3… has it been 20 years?

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