Slavoj Žižek does a guided meditation, then hits back | with Lisa Miller and Destiny

Bestselling psychologist Lisa Miller leads Slavoj Žižek, Destiny and Myriam François through a guided meditation, during a live debate.
This is an extract from 'The game of life'. To watch the full debate, head to iai.tv/video/t...
Games are everywhere. And not just on the football field. Workplaces, dating lives, education and even friendships are being packaged as games. Tinder makes love a swiping game of snap, AI claims to have solved long-standing scientific problems by ‘converting them into games’. But critics argue games distort life and empty it of meaning. And games can be dangerous. QAnon was created initially as an alternative reality game, and the world is not made safer by understanding military build up as 'an arms race'.
Do we need to end the relentless gamification of life? Should we recognise life has no clear goal, no way to win, no measures of success, no extra lives or second chances? Should we see games as furthering inequality - creating winners and losers? Or have games always been with us, from the system of money to the hierarchies of education, and for the very good reason that they are a remarkably powerful motivator for action?
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World-leading philosopher Slavoj Žižek, radical internet personality Steven Bonnell, and bestselling author and psychologist Lisa Miller grapple with the gamification of life. Hosted by pioneering journalist Myriam François.
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[@TheInstituteOfArtAndIdeas]

Should we look for spiritual guidance deep inside ourselves, or in 'good alineation', by identifying with others? This is an extract from 'The game of life'. To watch the full debate, head to iai.tv/video/the-game-of-life?KZbin&

[@JohnDoe-jp4em]

Powermove by Zizek to start taking notes during a guided meditation

[@taomaster2486]

Bias move

[@JT-si6bl]

His Inner Self kicked his ass with a bunch of schooling.

[@dt6822]

I love this man so much. He really is Diogenes. Never seen someone f@$# with everyone so well and so intelligently. He is a quantum power troll

[@aaronjwallace501]

GOAT comment

[@Kuhanapomaranca]

He isn't a troll, he just talks about Hegel@@dt6822

[@lemondirector]

props to Zizek because you know that was pure torture for him

[@torquemaddertorquemadder2080]

Fortunately, he was fully identified with his mask.

[@as-above-so-below-]

He said "This world is falling apart, everyone feels lost and you're meditating? MEDITATING??"

[@nightoftheworld]

seriously

[@simonenenkel405]

lmao

[@UniMatrix_1]

Zizek sat still for exactly 3 seconds 😂

[@jaypee8768]

Very bold of you to be this generous. 0.5 sec tops

[@insaneartist8381]

It's pretty funny because she framed this as an invitation and so he just declined the invitation.

[@worldofsimulacra]

@@insaneartist8381 he preferred not to

[@adithyasj5840]

They set up the perfect situation for Zizek to Zizek completely

[@fartguy69]

Whoever set up this situation is a genius. Watching Zizek squirm and fidget was like watching Charlie Chaplin or something. High comedy.

[@1800screwthem]

This is the longest minute I’ve experienced.

[@TheVelvetTV_Riesenglied]

60 seconds from 1:03 to 4:08, she bends spacetime here

[@JapanFound]

@@TheVelvetTV_Riesenglied There are literalists, then there are you guys.

[@jacksonstenger]

Thank goodness for Žižek, he sliced through Lisa Miller’s schtick very masterfully

[@born2love6]

The fact that destiny is sharing the stage with zizek is a fucking crime

[@metalman4393]

Like in a good way?

[@jedijesses5496]

Destiny is a midgrade argument bot (funny against moronic right wingers, theists) but not a thinker that produces original thought or interpretation.

[@schadowizationproductions6205]

@@metalman4393 in a bad way imo

[@Synodalian]

Absolutely wasted opportunity imo. They could've gotten into the real meat of all the antagonisms within progressive politics but nope, _iS LifE a gAmE?_

[@MonkeyDIvan]

@@schadowizationproductions6205 Explain why.

[@henryvaughan757]

Dude is more real than western civ can handle.

[@LARESCIV]

Zizek is a Balkan Chad

[@ff-qf1th]

Is he really Balkan though? (many are saying this)

[@LARESCIV]

He served in Yugoslavian army, he's born in Slovenia, he speaks all south slavic languages except macedonian, so yeah he's balkan af@@ff-qf1th

[@antoinepetrov]

​@@LARESCIVDoes he speak Bulgarian?

[@LARESCIV]

if he doesnt speak macedonian he probably doesnt bulgarian either i'd imagine@@antoinepetrov

[@hijodelsoldeoriente]

I love this clip, it's so epic. We all know something is coming and we're just waiting for it. 😂

[@nysixtyfour5955]

Love how he mimics the applause of the one on his left at the very end, "perfect analogy"

[@Xcess007]

damn. I didn't catch that first time. amazing xD

[@DoctorEstoico]

As a psychologist who has studied mindfulness and its uses in therapy, I have to be honest and say: she did an awful job in guided meditation. She was fast like in a hurry.

[@lukeligo7079]

That look more like a visualization exercise, nothing about observing the mind or focusing on something like breath an object or feeling, terrible job really!

[@DoctorEstoico]

@@lukeligo7079 that too. She forgot that guided meditation requires going slow, with a low volume.

[@raybailey]

Love how she begins by “guiding” us through three “deep breaths” in the span of 2.5 seconds.

[@someonewhoreallylikesyoutu8694]

She did say it was a 60 sec thought visualization

[@EMPANAO321]

"a psychologist who has studied mindfulness" bro come on

[@JohnNobody_]

Action Begins 4:15

[@Frohicky1]

The furiousness of that tonguing, I knew something was coming.

[@fhinq2776]

I love ZIZEK protect this man at all costs 🙏

[@amargamentedoce]

this was 3 minutes of pain and not at all 60 sec meditation... if there is a God I hope he blesses Zizek. What a saviour for our minds in these crazy times.

[@demonit2]

Slavoj went into psychoanalysis of himself and made notes of that.

[@gigatremor9756]

A very important conversation between a man boy, a mystic and off the clock Santa.

[@alana.4432]

Great comment, props to you

[@grazie-dc6we]

I'm still laughing at this two days after reading it

[@jeangold8789]

Except Santa is the true mystic and the spiritual path is a pyramid scheme

[@matjazpovalej4146]

@@jeangold8789 spiritual path is a pyramid scheme- +1

[@kevincorso9757]

i love how he concludes his lengthy point about the necessity of hypocrisy by hating when people talk too much 😂 his humor is always 🎯 for me lol

[@fromeveryting29]

He didn’t say he hated when people talk too much, but when they open up too much to him, and he doesn’t want to hear it. It IS uncomfortable when people tell too much about their inner sincere emotions to us, and it’s actually a sign of respect and kindness to set bounderies and «lie» about your true feelings sometimes. That was his point. It’s socially a sign of goodwill to lie and say «I’m glad to see you» even when you both know they may hate you and secretly want to spill their guts about everything they despise about you. This kind of hypocricy is good. Other types of hypocricy however are typically bad.

[@BlankBey0nd]

Video starts at 4:10

[@vikramchatterjee4495]

“There is never any great beauty without a terrible depth.” -F. Nietzsche

[@UniMatrix_1]

Must've been referring to his ex-wife

[@arnold-hu4vk]

@@UniMatrix_1 never married.

[@rogeraraujo4900]

Zizek is surely losing half of the human experience by not being a little bit more introspective.

[@Degros44]

@@rogeraraujo4900 I do agree

[@ordinarryalien]

​@@rogeraraujo4900The human experience is overrated.

[@Simon-xi8tb]

What if i see žižek behind every door?

[@foodchewer]

You're fucked. What more can you say?

[@czarquetzal8344]

Hahahaha 🤣.

[@StormbringerI]

I want a third door

[@alesprochazka5781]

xddddd

[@BlankBey0nd]

Yes, one of the greatest thinkers of the 21st century is sharing the stage with a health guru bimbo and short online streamer man.

[@SisypheanRoller]

Perfectly said. Soon, after Zizek and his contemporaries are gone, we will have only streamers and bimbos in these seats.

[@dheerajkrkh]

You can say that she's identifying herself with the mask of a bimbo very well. What's wrong with that?😂

[@otoyoto7153]

To be completely honest, through directly applying meditative techniques and "going within" I've reached identical conclusions about it as Zizek, there is no fruit to be found within that "going within" other than some temporary feeling of gratification that you yourself have set up by simply believing that what you're doing is profound or significant, the reality is, as he says, to identify with your "must" so much that you simply execute it and assimilate it into yourself.

[@dt6822]

It's actually even worse than that if you think about it applying everything we've learned from Slavoj. It is the ultimate con that works very much like religion. You actually pay someone to tell you or help guide you to sit there and do nothing, apparently to reach some ultimate place of enlightened nirvana, that you never reach, and which you can only know you've reached when you have reached it, such that you permanently search in pursuit of that thing which you never know if you have found until you have allegedly found it. 😊 psychology gets one thing right: all your responses to the world, all the emotional pain we endure, everything that we experience, is inside your mind, and is under your control a lot more than you believe. But they're wrong about everything else.

[@valchaars]

I believe one shouldn’t pay for meditation. There are meditation retriets and centers that only ask you to cover your accomodation and meals if you wish to learn from the teachers. Otherwise the internet and libraries have extensive resources. To me meditation isn’t about sitting and doing nothing or achieving Nirvana. It’s about training patience and sense of presence; training to let go all the unwanted things in your mind or to reflect on the thoughts and emotions you haven’t had the time to pay attention. It’s also effective at reducing stress; research supported not only by psychologists but also neuroscientists.

[@otoyoto7153]

@@valchaars There's definitely plenty of data and neurological evidence supporting meditation that's very true. I have a feeling that that has more to do with fixing breathing patterns than the subjective experience of letting go, but that's purely speculative.

[@valchaars]

@@otoyoto7153 Might be true but I wouldn’t disregard subjective experiences just because they’re not scientifically fitting. And here I’d like to quote the late Terrance McKenna. It’s about plant medicines but can be applied to meditation and subjective experiences in general: “Consider a shaman who uses plants to converse with an invisible world inhabited by nonhuman intelligences. This would seem to rate a headline in the supermarket tabloids. Yet anthropologists report such things all the time and no one raises an eyebrow. That is because we tend to assume that the shaman interprets his experience of intoxication as communication with spirits or ancestors. The implication is that you or I would interpret this same experience differently and that therefore it is no big deal that some poor, uneducated campesino thought he was talking with an angel. Xenophobic as this attitude is, it suggests a good operating procedure since what it is saying is, “show me the techniques of your ecstasy and I will judge their effectiveness for myself.” I did this. This is my credential for theories and opinions I hold. I was initially appalled at what I found: the world of shamanism, of allies, shape shifting, and magical attack are far more real than the constructs of science can ever be, because these spirit ancestors and their other world can be seen and felt, they can be known, in the nonordinary reality.” Thousands of people have had deeply profound spiritual experiences from meditation and possibly Zizek hasn’t. Yet I also have the feeling that he hasn’t really tried. If true, then seeking truth about meditation from Zizek would be like seeking travel advice from Kant. Don’t get me wrong, I like the guy and her exercise wasn’t impressive at all, however from where I stand meditation is all about practice and very little about philosophical discussion. One of the strongest representations of the power of meditation for me, has been Thich Quanc Duc - the burning monk. I don’t see another way to explain the unflinching acceptance of his extremely painful passing. Thus saying that one can only get a temporary feeling of gratification and that it has little significance is more than doubtful to me. Apologies for the lengthy answer.

[@Farzadhoss]

There is plenty of fruit to be found by going within. Most people do not have the patience to practice long enough to see the benefits and usually their lifestyles are totally anithetical to developing the ability to go in. Of course there are many different approaches to meditation and a qualified, skillful teacher is usually very effective in facilitating the process. The fact is even if we totally disregard being able to withdraw the senses from the outside, almost all people are incapable of doing nothing for for a few minutes, and I mean really doing nothing, rather than going through internal dialogue and thinking about how stupid what you are doing is.

[@acbgames1766]

4:15 Bullshit ends, show starts

[@ColtraneTaylor]

The bullshit started with Zizek's career.

[@ricardopinheiro4104]

Tysm

[@birdwatching_u_back]

Thanks lol. I could feel my sanity tangibly unraveling during the guided “meditation” 🤪

[@o.s.h.4613]

Žižek is always a critical thinker.

[@twot]

He does the hard work of thinking so he actually believes in something other than the status quo which giggles to rid themselves of their lack of thinking meeting his excess of belief.

[@spiritsplice]

Saying society should be based on lying is hardly critical thinking.

[@jonathanrao6498]

I'd say he is a comical thinker

[@IvoMaropo]

​@@spiritsplice Thanks for the terribly stupid interpretation of what he said. That was amusing. :)

[@miroslavblagojevic2402]

Žižek is the king of the spoilers.

[@jmgresham93]

I think that when Slavoj talks about the courage of hopelessness that he is in a psychological way talking about a mental yellow door; as talked about here. And perhaps he is about society finding that door, opening it and going through it.

[@ludviglidstrom6924]

Perfect Zizek situation!

[@gregbarnsdale4293]

I don't think they're using the term 'meditation' correctly

[@lukeligo7079]

I thought she would use at least say the classic "focus on your breath" but no, she says for you to THINK, yes to think in a meditation she must know a lot about meditation

[@carlosgrisales8722]

Zizek is fantastic!!

[@keepmewierd]

3:24 *puts down glass as loudly as possible* lmao

[@normalguy4548]

The film Zizek talks about reminds me of a great Mexican play called: El gesticulador. Similar plot lines but I don’t know enough about the 1960 Italian film to comment on it, but the Mexican play is great due to its critique of contemporary Mexican society at the time after the Mexican Revolution.

[@ahobimo732]

Most of the "red doors" I've encountered have turned out to be stuck. Everything that I have ever desired most intensely, I've ultimately been denied.

[@illomens2766]

When it comes to what Eastern philosophies call enlightenment, you're supposed to let go of all your desires and attachments to find inner peace, because fulfillment of desires will always lead to new desires.

[@goodwillambassador4102]

@@illomens2766 What happens when you realise that the desire to end all desires is a desire itself?

[@illomens2766]

@@goodwillambassador4102 That too is a desire that you are supposed to let go of.

[@as-above-so-below-]

​@@goodwillambassador4102That's the hard part. It's contradictory approaches aren't just an Eastern thing. It happens in the Western Classical Sciences a lot. It forces an absolute change in perspective. The idea here with a lot of enlightenment practice is that duality is the fall of man and breaking through the veil of duality results in internal peace. It's like hitting the "desire" button repeatedly and so fast it's "on/off" nature becomes illusory and non-existent to your perception. You're phone screen flickers on and off at a rate so fast that your brain could never register it but it just looks lit up constantly regardless.

[@as-above-so-below-]

The problem with seeking out enlightenment through meditative practice is that you can't pick and choose ideals and approaches. A lot of Buddhists, Yogis, Ascetics of all walks of life have a strongly established system that needs to be adhered to. In Western philosophy, we typically think of a more gnostic approach to it in that it's a solely personal journey, whereas traditional Easterners look at it as any other pursuit in mastery like carpentry or masonry.

[@thastayapongsak4422]

Meditation is just good for mental health. That's it. There's nothing else profound about it.

[@SVGR08]

Lo amo. Definitivamente, la sociedad necesita la hipocresía, pero somos muy hipócritas para aceptarlo. Brutal 🎉

[@marekgalteestaff7087]

the belief that we possess some true Self is of course a fantasy, although the practice of meditation has a completely different practical application, thanks to meditation we learn to turn off the narrative that creates our mind.

[@lukeligo7079]

Meditation it's not about "finding your deep inner self". It's not even a philosophy there's a area in your brain called default mode network responsible for remembering, thinking about the future, and mind wandering, they studied monks brain and find that this area is enlarged in this people resulting in more resistance in pain and anxiety. Talking more about psychology if you have a problem in your life and you "can't stop thinking about something" when you experienced meditator you can(usually), you realize that thought it's just another function of your mind and there others ways too see reality. But for people who just saw life trough thought and are kind of "over thinkers", specially someone like Zizek, I can see why he thinks that meditation can look just something like "finding your inner self bulshit"

[@sca6791]

I just hate the fact that i know who destiny is in the first place.

[@rameshdevasi6720]

Osho said the more you go deeper into self, you will hit the reality that self don't exist, self-exist because of ignorance, just like someone see a rope as snake and start to fear, but the more you go closer the more you will realize it's not the case, just like in dream consciousness everything look real, but the more is the awakening more we realized it's all dream. light is the absence of darkness.

[@alesprochazka5781]

i think zizek, as a lacanian, would be quite in agreement with this perspective, to a certain extend. lacan, in his mirror theory, is describing how the false sense of self is constituted in mirror stage of individuals life to give him a tool to manage his parts of body etc., and from this point we belive that we are the self

[@farrider3339]

Here's a simple one for u : Would I realise there is light if it weren't against dark background ?

[@claudiodeugenio]

Those three types to the left remind me of the passengers on the space ship in Wall-E. Their self-confidence is just beaten by their superficiality. What a self-obsessed circus!

[@Mahzf]

The thing about vittorio de sica remembered me about kagemusha the shadow warrior

[@HenriNioto]

While I partially agree with Zizek on the fact that "going within" is not the best way to "find yourself" (trying things that are outside of you is in fact a best way), I think that by debunking meditation as a way of life and a spirituality thing, a lot of people just miss the power of meditation as a tool to clean your mind of parasite thinking. As much as exercise is a response to the lack of physical activity in modern society, meditation is a response (among others) to the excess of information in modern society. It's really just like a shower for the mind. And that's what people find in meditation nowadays : relief from overthinking and excessive information.

[@ericmburu173]

4:15 is the best transition lmao

[@Variety_Streams]

6:13 and that terror is the terror of leaving the mask behind, the need to have a safe map for this total formlessness and unpredictability of nature and our human experience

[@CosmicBratwurst]

This had nothing to do with a guided meditation. This was just a quick visualization. If you actually meditate, do it at least 1 hour, with no one talking.

[@GlazeonthewickeR]

True meditation is just “to be come familiar with”, and forced meditation just reinforces the ego. It’s a wild fucking thing but this sort of guided meditation misses the point of it entirely.

[@yoginasser305]

Meditation is not a guided chat

[@daaronk]

haha never put zizek with a new age-spiritualist in the same room!

[@tomangochapati]

I feel awkward when this happens to me. So against my personality. Like letting control out of your hands... Strange feeling...

[@dt6822]

If you are interested in this idea of games, and how that applies to human personalities, the idea is called Transactional Analysis and the book is Eric Byrne, "Games People Play"

[@franciscoromero1406]

This is HILARIOUS

[@troetenvirtuose9103]

Came here to see Zizek hit Back but he did not even do one row movement :(

[@taomaster2486]

This rly changes my mind about žižek

[@Variety_Streams]

damn after watching the perverts guide to ideology film from 2012 I thought the deeper meaning was this deep eternal consciousness/awarness that is not touched by our ego or identity... I guess no one is perfect, Slavoj got damn close though

[@Neogarcilaso]

Žižek... 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💓👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏼

[@snuppssynthchannel]

That was the longest 4 minutes of my life.

[@tommy2nes]

WTH is a trail angel

[@rafipuff]

what is Lisa Miller yappin about

[@freddytackos]

praise Socrates, zizek just cited the mask 1994

[@ElectricityTaster]

Lisa Miller's clap at the end could be interpreted as "yes, you idiot, I know, but this is the mask I choose".

[@Piccolino_]

i don't get his point here, meeting someone while being out and greeting him sometimes really makes my day

[@GatoCapitalista]

Who's the young blonde? It's for a homework. Thanks.

[@shaneparvin3098]

zizek is saying fake it till you make it

[@mariettestabel275]

"We need hypocrisie " 🤣🤣🤣

[@yp77738yp77739]

That woman was the embodiment of everything wrong in the world. I felt rare, genuine, annoyance at her, I despise the fake science of psychoanalysis, no better than Scientologists.

[@ayanjoemusic]

Hey but slavoj is a psychoanalyst as well.

[@feelingevaporated2912]

She is not performing Lacanian or Freudian psychoanalysis. Whatever she’s doing is a strange mix of eastern spirituality and basic continental philosophy

[@yp77738yp77739]

@@ayanjoemusic He’s a loony too, funny to listen to though. The inputs that make us whom we are and why we are are so massively complex, with the outputs being on a continuous spectrum. You’d need a similarly complex model to be able to predict our behaviours with any accuracy.

[@Anabsurdsuggestion]

She is nothing whatsoever to do with psychoanalysis. She is utterly monstrous. Zizek is the precise opposite.

[@theeskatelife]

whats wrong with psychoanalysis?

[@Nalber3]

No, he didn't. Not used to stillness and silence, perhaps the lady should have just told him to just sit.

[@Artezia]

With or without a mask it is still hallucination. :))

[@emanuelpetre5491]

She talks too much and uses silly words but she has a point

[@brunokiraly7121]

This is not meditation...

[@spiritsplice]

A society based on lying is neurotic. Saying what we have "works" is just another lie.

[@dh5573]

To be fair, this isn’t meditation per se, but some kind of self help positive guidance.

[@treelyruly]

I misread it as 'Slavoj Žižek does a misguided meditation ...'

[@JapanFound]

Trail angels...shining yellow doors...sounds like an acid flashback.

[@toniwilson6210]

Don’t bring crystals and astrology lady to debate Giga Zizek

[@farrider3339]

😂

[@kitstamat9356]

Ha-ha, Zizek is completely unable to meditate.

[@danielwatson7540]

M Night-Shyamalan twist: He never did the guided meditation

[@ahanadeb3148]

What's the movie he mentions here? Does anyone have a KZbin link? Thanks!

[@rastovicfilip]

Il Generale Della Rovere

[@causticgrip8329]

Why did they have to wheel out that security state troll, Destiny.

[@letdaseinlive]

Zizek, "Because I'm a Yeti I affirm Freudian version of dreams blindly." Dream as Platonic dread of the question. Dread of existence. Flight into the negation of the abyss of the nothing in number and physics as "it works".

[@ELeviathan33]

Hell of a word salad you've tossed

[@letdaseinlive]

​@@ELeviathan33When you grow up you'll be Les hopeless with other people's thoughts....

[@ELeviathan33]

@@letdaseinlive Cope

[@letdaseinlive]

@@ELeviathan33 Only incels of thought use the term "word salad".

[@ELeviathan33]

@@letdaseinlive Even bigger cope

[@nicholasduron9827]

What the f is Destiny doing on a stage with Zizek ?? What world is this?

[@mycount64]

she is describing rationalization

[@landotter]

6:03 😅

[@tiaretsnyheter6026]

Slavoj loses faith, and at 05:45 tries to fly away from his deep innermost, with mask in hand. AND THE CLAPPING AT THE END!

[@JohnsenseNonsense]

The first 4 minutes are the most empty meaningless words I have heard in a long time.

[@jaidipvalvi4403]

I don't understand his tone can anyone explained

[@Dominis.]

I know we are supposed to engage with the topic and not the person, but now that I look at Žižek, does he not look like he is stimming? I've been a fan of his for a decade, but it never occured to me that he might be on the spectrum. Adhd in particular. I remember he once said he was suicidal after a rejection in his 20s, rejection sensitivity also being one of the traits. I lowkey want to go to one of his talks and ask him about it.

[@virtualsocialretreat8234]

...adhd spectrum?

[@FactHubREAL]

He’s most definitely audhd lmfao

[@sawtoothiandi]

Achtung Dictator! Hegel Died.

[@trankhoinguyen1]

bro has to pretend he's not writing to write 💀

[@SOLOcan]

Zizek's a psychoanalyst. I doubt he would care much about being classed on the spectrum.

[@kerimaltuncu8152]

pff she is using the ridicolously boring hypnotic language

[@env0x]

i made it a minute and 48 seconds. zizek lasted longer than me.

[@yaboydolphin]

Zizek: and by the way, did you see the movie: seed of chucky

[@hallroney]

LMAO did not expect destiny in there

[@charafeddinemouqtadi8760]

So we need to bury the real self? Sounds dangerous and impossible, how can a man become another? His followers in jail must not have known the general deeply. So your point is that it is not necessary. But what if they did know him deeply? It is an interesting concept for a movie, i will check it out.

[@bighams69]

Which timeline is this?

[@MxLee192]

"we all wear masks, metaphorically spaaayking" - psychologist in the Mask

[@bahruzsamadov8599]

They really tortured Zizek

[@neondharma]

Steven the only one actually closing his eyes like an idiot

[@Variety_Streams]

The master inletectualizer hits the mark again (don't identify with any ideology btw yet take your ideologically infested mask of your ego will be the perfect reference for your identity) makes sense but my man really needs to sit still go a couple layers deeper than just thought

[@rogeraraujo4900]

If he doesn't believe that, he's losing, at least, half of his life.

[@Conspexit]

Based