get new pc
Ah I see, we were using the word “switch” in different ways. I interpreted it to mean replacing the operating system on a single computer whereas you meant replacing the computer you use.
If you’re happy to use two computers then carry on I guess.
how do you cope with that?
I recognise when I have expectations and don’t invest in them.
What would be the worst that could happen for you? I would guess it might be something like: you go your whole life never seeing any photo that represents what you saw, nobody believes you, nobody cares, you never have any movement forward in your understanding of your experience, you die just as confused as the day after your experience. Is that really a problem? You’re still going to (presumably) have food to eat, a roof over your head, etc. So don’t worry about your lack of understanding. Expect nothing.
“HTTP Error 404. The requested resource is not found.”
I dont want windows to have any access to my main pc.
You don’t have to attain that state immediately, you can progress towards it over time.
Dual boot, don’t switch
Build empires, not apps.
Why?
Any guidance is appreciated
Weird that the article doesn’t once address the cause.
he has no say in that
I don’t understand why you’re telling me this.
Hell isn’t the only Christian concept in the cartoon.
he’s trolling
I’m not trolling, I’m quite serious.
It’s just a joke, right?
No, it’s not just a joke. It’s a Christian joke.
No one’s promoting Christianity here.
I would suggest that telling Christian jokes, like telling Christian stories or giving Christian gifts, is tacit promotion of Christianity.
Why, it’s not like they’ll care…
you said “west is fucked up when working”
I haven’t said those words.
Without an alternate explanation to the one I came up with, it’s absolutely rational to continue with my explanation.
No it is not.
That’s not an explanation.
Indeed. I’m not sure why you expected an explanation.
all I can assume is that you were engaging in whataboutism
That’s not rational.
Understandable. Reminds me of a quote from Whitley Streiber:
“Learn to live at a high level of uncertainty. Only by doing this will we begin to gain the rigorously clear and objective outlook we need to perceive what is happening correctly.” – Whitley Streiber, quoted in Jim DeKorne, ‘Psychedelic Shamanism’, p.55