u need to buy a portable EEG sensor

Foxtrot, Uniform +ck!!! I can see that you're a heavy critic. Thank you for your comment. It's okay to feel that way; we are all human after all. I can relate and I know, it’s not easy to live a life, focusing outwards, always comparing yourselves to others and feeling inferior. This perspective often leads to feelings of envy, jealousy, and hatred. Turning inward can bring peace. Accepting yourself, with all your strengths and flaws, can create a happier life for you and those around you. Prioritize your peace and find quiet. Good luck.

Well said, and well known. However, many fail to learn. To learn, one must recognize their mistakes and take responsibility for them. Unfortunately, many people today do not accept this responsibility, making it frustrating to make them see their mistakes at all, more over, to explain them the importance of recognizing mistake and learning from it.

@mr.nobody_68 you're absolutely right 👍

If you're not making mistakes, you're not trying hard enough. That's to say, if you're doing something new, or pushing limits, you're going to make mistakes. If you're not making any mistakes, you're playing it too safe and avoiding risk at the cost of growth and fulfillment.

I'm glad for your success! However, I can relate to a period 30-40 years back, big, big difference... I believe traditional norms are losing relevance in our rapidly changing world. The gap between male and female archetypes seems to be widening, resulting in noticeable shifts in behavior. Many men no longer find fulfillment in traditional roles and feel they are losing their purpose. As a result, an increasing number, overwhelmed by failure, are opting for pornography over meaningful relationships and withdrawing from societal expectations. Many become weak, falling prey to others, which often leads them to retreat and later emerge as Sigmas, living solitary lives. This emerging trend, significant in scale, will likely impact the world in the near future.

Yeah, you will...Though I dont know you, red your comment, saw public info, you smell confidence! no worries on you... wish you the best.

In the end, you don't need anyone else's validation to know who you are. But we are, who we are. Proud and vain. And, yes, It's true that the human race is incredibly diverse and no single person's opinion should automatically override your own, the relationship between self-validation and external feedback is far deeper than simply choosing one over the other. The real cracker is developing strong self-awareness and confidence in your own judgment while remaining humble enough to learn from others when their perspective offers genuine value (if ever, but nonetheless, you must). This doesn't mean seeking universal approval, but rather engaging with different viewpoints thoughtfully and authentically while staying true to your core values.

You're 3 people... Who you think you are, who others think you are, and who you truly are. Sometimes, others can offer insights into who you truly are that you're blind to. In order to know, one needs to be exceedingly honest with themselves and have done the necessary work to understand themselves beyond their ego.

I agree with you; each and every one of us has the potential to become as resilient as stone, independent of Buddhism, Christianity, bodybuilding, or any other traditional path. Our experiences, challenges, and personal growth shape us into unyielding beings.This resilience doesn’t require a specific doctrine; it can emerge through facing life's trials head-on, learning from failures, and embracing our unique journeys. We all have the capacity to cultivate inner strength through self-reflection, perseverance, and the connections we build along the way.

this is true, but, sometimes, you do not know what are intentions of the other person, and then, you can get hurt. After that is not so easy to trust others...

The term "Sigma archetype" is not originally from Carl Jung's work; it does not appear in his established framework of archetypes. Jung spoke about various archetypes related to the collective unconscious, such as the Hero, Shadow, and Anima/Animus. The concept of a "Sigma male" (often characterized as independent and self-reliant) has been popularized in modern discussions but is more of a contemporary framework rather than a Jungian archetype. Therefore, the phrasing likely comes from recent content creators rather than Jung himself.

@@mr.nobody_68 Gotcha. I wonder if there was a Jungian archetype that this Sigma Male concept is based off of. With a different name of course... Seems similar to the Hans Solo, Wolverine, loner/vigilante idea perhaps, minus the vigilante.

@@kellykiernan7785 Yes, there's definitely a connection to Jungian archetypes! The "Sigma Male" concept seems to be a modern reinterpretation of what Jung might have recognized as a combination of the "Hermit" and "Rebel" archetypes. The Hermit archetype represents someone who withdraws from society to find wisdom and self-reliance, while the Rebel archetype challenges existing social structures and hierarchies. In Jungian psychology, these patterns are considered universal and timeless, which explains why we see similar characters throughout history and culture. The examples you mentioned - Han Solo and Wolverine - are perfect modern manifestations of these ancient archetypes. They embody what Jung would call the "positive outsider" - someone who operates outside conventional social structures but still maintains their own moral code. The main difference is that Jung saw these patterns as natural psychological forces that exist in everyone to varying degrees, rather than as a specific male identity or social role. The modern "Sigma Male" concept seems to have taken these archetypal patterns and repackaged them for contemporary culture, specifically focusing on male identity and social dynamics (that is my opinion). There's also a touch of Jung's "Hero" archetype in there, but one who chooses to walk alone rather than lead others - which is exactly what we see in characters like Han Solo and Wolverine. They're capable of being heroes but prefer to follow their own path rather than conform to traditional heroic roles or social hierarchies.

Thanks for the comment, man.

I appreciate yours as well. Thanks, man.

"Absolutely! Jerry Garcia was the Sigma, he could jam solo for hours, expressing emotions through music for our enjoyment. Having heard him (🪦), I too am grateful for his Grateful Dead." @WhiteWolfCZ457 Aha, here is one for you: "Why did the Jerry start a band? Because he wanted to play his own tune without following anyone else's 'beat'!" 🎸😄

No, you do not. What you want, is to finish your comment with something polite... What I want, is to thank you for your comment, and nothing more.

Thank you for your comment. Ultimately, we're here solely to support one another in living fulfilling lives.

Its ok, if someone tries to start a fight, dissrespecting you. Ror tis reason, you are right. But in other situation, I think, you must take a note of dissrespect, in a way that shows that you have been disrespected, addressing the issue...

Hvala i tebi na komentaru!!!!

Hvala ti na komentaru. Svojim priznanjem da je moj rad, pomogao tebi, ti si, isto tako, pomogao i meni. Moći nekome reči 'hvala', nije mala stvar. Jer, kada bi bila, nebi bila rijetkost. Moč izražaja zahvale je ogromna, vrijedi bogatstvo kad je iskrena. Mnogi to nemaju. Zato, hvala tebi, jer si mi dao snage da idem dalje, i vjeruj mi, nisi sam, postoji mnogo ljudi sličnog stava. Nisi jedini, več jedinstnen... ❤

@@mr.nobody_68 sada stvarno upoznajem autora, i sve mi je jasno. Pomislio sam, AI mora da me zajebava????? Međutim, atomski s desna, lupi prosvjetljenje..... Hvala, sada zaista tko si da si gosp. Nitko ai za mene si Kralj

@@GancNovi Ok, razumijem, ali ipak, nije potrebno pretjerivati,, no ako sam ja kralj, i ti si isto... Kada je tomu već tako, naša odgovornost je time ogromna. Treba kraljevati, i ja sam se več primio posla, ovdje i sada. Predlažem, da i ti postupiš isto tako, na sebi svojstven način. Puno sreće na tom putu, i , lijep pozdrav!

It's important to remember that the concept of "sigma male" is a social construct and meme that is not based on any scientific or psychological evidence. Labeling individuals as alphas, betas, or sigmas based on these stereotypes can be limiting and oversimplify the complexity of human behavior and relationships. It's essential to focus on understanding and respecting individuals for who they are as unique and multifaceted beings, rather than reducing them to rigid categories. Embracing diversity and individuality can lead to more authentic connections and mutual understanding among people.

@@mr.nobody_68 thanks Chatgpt! You are helping as always.

@Project1nol Haha, I see what you did there! I got to love you! ❤️ It's not every day you see someone thanking an AI like ChatGPT - it’s more like thanking your hammer for help you, nail it, right? 😄 But hey, I appreciate the humor! Online discussions can definitely bring out some interesting nuances and sarcasm. Let's maintain enjoyable and enlightening exchanges!

@shanemitchell5807 Well, well, well, looks like your friend went from Prince Charming to Shrek faster than you can say “hormones”! Who knew the dating world was just one big game of “Hot or Not”? Poor guy probably thought his personality was the secret sauce, only to find out it was more like bland mayonnaise all along. Maybe he should consider a career in before-and-after photos for gym memberships? On the bright side, at least now he has more time to work on being less “dumb as dog shit” - because apparently, that wasn't a deal-breaker before! Here's hoping he finds someone who loves him for his sparkling wit and charm... or at least his ability to reach the top shelf at the grocery store.

It's good to be yourself in this world.💞 Knowing who you are and not fitting into the crowd, just because someone said you should😉 Personality is the item of each individual...

@danijelastajnkler6209 I totally agree! I used to try to fit in, but once I started embracing what made me different, I found myself and felt so much happier. 😊