The Liminal Learning Portal

* First, focus on breath, * second, move on to establish core and posture, * third, work on cardio, * then get some weightlifting and strength, * and only after that, move on to the glory of meditation. [upcoming book, a response to #JordanPeterson by #metamodernism]

To “stand up straight with your shoulders back” is even one of Jordan Peterson’s rules of life, indeed, his Rule 1. That’s a good suggestion, I suppose. But the question is how one does that. [From upcoming book, Jan 1st, 2023.] medium.com/@hanzifreinach…

I just published Your Social Status: A Reflection from the Stance of Sincere Irony link.medium.com/ZvHiGXJbcvb

Daniel speaks to a man from Toronto who had Jordan Peterson as his therapist. It’s about the upcoming book. themetagame.substack.com/p/15-daniel-go…

Daniel speak to a man from Toronto who had Jordan Peterson as his therapist. It’s about the upcoming book. themetagame.substack.com/p/15-daniel-go…

And now, if the red pill has been properly gobbled down, and only now, do we take the blue pill. It’s the ultimate marshmallow test of humanity. Real magic is felt, not believed. Or let me restate that a bit more precisely: Magic is an experiential, not an objective, category,

It is often easier to excel in arenas for which you hold a slight but healthy contempt, since you can barge in and act from a position of truly not giving a damn. [from the upcoming book]

(from the upcoming book)

How does being sincerely ironic empower us, then? If you internalize the ironic ridicule of others before they have a chance of applying it to you, you can more easily shrug it off; you can work from a place of near invulnerability, and thus dare to be truly vulnerable.

@issacrosen Not as I have thought of it, but am open to suggestions of other views.