Quote from R. on May 18, 2020, 4:44 am

Hi Lucio, okay so I've come up with this thing. Since my goals are financial freedom, and other goals regarding social relationships and other unconscious needs I'd want to fulfill to achieve happiness. I've come up with a sort of thinking process in which I hyper critically think about any input from consuming material related to achieving my goals e.g  mastery and complete understanding the ins and outs of personal finance, money in the 21st century, federal reserve, capitalism, how extreme producers make Billions of dollars and create insane value in the market place, understanding the economic machine and how it works. So say that I use a framework in which I start to learn about this field of money and personal finance by drawing down information from the principle of looking at rich people's actions and not what they say or tell you to do about personal finance or making money or achieving happiness. Before I look at how they make money because that is very relative and has many variables attached to how you do make money and everyone is different and everyone makes money in different ways in different business and industries, I was more interested in what the most rich and happiest and most successful people do with their money. I recently watched a video of Kim Kardashians 73 questions from vogue, I saw her house, it wa Avery minimalistic, I connected this to my other thought about how many other entrepreneurs like Alex Becker (makes 5 million usd/year net worth:30 million usd) Elon Musk (net worth 40 billion, recently sold all his houses and rents and adopts this minimalist principle way of living), taking from this input from this content I'm consuming with what rich people do with money and do a simple act of visualization of what I would do if I had 100s of millions of dollars, it seems to be that since human beings are hardwired biologically the same way, we love simplicity and ease of things no matter how bad ass or what Roman time gladiator you are, we love simplicity, so going bskc to what I was saying Kim Ks house is 40 million dollars and it looks like an empty minimalist art museum. What this entire thread of information and line of thought came from consuming just an input of content related to my goal of achieving financial freedom and I was targeting what rich people really do with their money in terms of lifestyle choices, this is the branch of conclusions I came up with by just hyper critically thinking of the external input and matching that with information in my exisiting database of what I know, I'm constantly refreshing and reaffirming and adding to my database so that I may completely understand and master the entire world of all there is to know about money, rich people choices, lives and other later things that I would also hypercritically think of also say capitalism, which also led me to think about Peter lyynchs book on capitalism about the world before and after capitalism which game me extremely profound insight and new founded perspective that added a spectacle of looking at money and riches and capitalism in a more concise and practical and real life way reaffirming and creating new beliefs about money. You see I'm doing this hyper critical thinking to add practical real life important information from any additional input from the external world related to my goals of financial freedom, which adds to me existing data base and adding piece by piece of a puzzle of everything profound and new found truthful practical real life spectacle, perspective, scope, trained way of thinking, new beliefs and reaffirming exisiting beliefs regarding money and financial freedom. I do all this branch of matching new information with old information and all the above in minutes whenever I come across a new piece of information no matter how small it is, and this branch and line of this entire thread of thoughts and connections and matches didn't come from reading a line, a paragraph or even a page of a book, but from watching Kim Ks 73 questions for the sole purpose of understanding new information about people who have all the money in the world and what they do with it, and of the video, this additional input  I came to know is how minimalistic and simple their house is and how it's something I would do if I sacrificed so much time effort energy pain and do actions such as courage taking fear head on deep focus concise time management and years of consistency and discipline and to get all the money in the world like the rest of the likes of the rich of the world e.g. Kim k, only to want to buy a very expensive house with alot of money, the same money that I embraced and punched all these variables to achieve the riches I just listed above like discipline and consistency only to buy a minimalistic monestary of a house because as a human being I'm hardwired to love simplicity and minimalism and have a natural discomfort and non evnagelic feeling and thought of convoluded lifestyle choices. I'm hyper critically thinking of a cost and reward not only externally but for a deep profound internal feeling and solid belief of 'I have achieved and got everything I want in life and I feel the way I always wanted to feel and to think how I always wanted to think and thst I have completely mastered this area of life financial freedom and money, and I came to this entire thread of thought all from a 10 second segment of watching a Kim k 73 question vogue video. Is hypercritical thinking and absorbing external input fast and matching it with existing beliefs and adding new beliefs and new ways of trained and solid thinking, and new scopes spectrum and perspective of looking at things an actual thing? I hope this makes sense