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RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - RoaringLion - 08-19-2016
(08-19-2016, 12:32 PM)CatMan Wrote: I really hope V2.3 is released before the night of the 20th, eastern.
I'd love to get in a day's worth of listening before I go out tomorrow, otherwise I have to wait a whole week in order to properly test it. That will really suck...
I know how Shannon is a night owl like me, so I'm not sure if it'll end up being early Sunday morning technically, that the program will be released. Wishful thinking it'll be tonight or early morning of the 20th, lol, so I can listen before going out.
I'm also hoping to use it before i go to a club tomorrow, but it is unlikely since I'm in China. I have 18 hours from now until i go, i highly doubt I'll get to use it first
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - eternity - 08-20-2016
(08-19-2016, 01:42 PM)Sickologist Wrote: Damn, 30-40 cigs is a lot man. I've been smoking roughly 10 a day usually, cut back to 3-5 nowadays. I don't think it influences the aura in any negative way. Smoking is beneficial in some ways, your synapses starts racing, you vibe better with people over a cigarette, it gets you in the zone, more articulate. All of this can make your game better, and then you have the aura on top of that. It's not the nicotine that's bad for you, it's not even addictive. It's all the other shit they put in it that's bad for you. I tried e-cigs....they're nothing compared to Marlboros.
lol nicotine is addictive bro.
and also, the negative effects of cigs outweigh the benefits of the synaptic increase because you only really get decent benefits if your body is nicotine naive.. meaning if you're hooked on it, nicotine only helps you return to "baseline"; baseline with a nicotine addiction is receptors full of nicotine. trust me i wish you were right about nicotine not being bad for you, and i tried to prove it to myself as a form of deluding myself into thinking my addiction was OK. but it's just not true. it has negative effects on the heart and brain, decreases penis girth, etc.
sources:
http://examine.com/supplements/Nicotine/
http://jpet.aspetjournals.org/content/226/3/817.extract
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Sickologist - 08-20-2016
Nicotine in itself isn't that bad, it depends on which form you take it. I tried those gums, didn't feel anything. E-cig I felt, but it tasted like low quality cigs.
I've managed to quit several times, and what I experienced proves that nicotine is not very addictive. I quit smoking cigs for about 4 months at my last job. The first 2 days was hell, after that I was okay. Then I started doing snus again, look it up, it's not really mainstream. They say it's highly addictive, not for me. I liked the sensation, but didn't crave it. Snus has high nocotine content.
I also smoked hookah/waterpipe from time to time as a crutch. After smoking that thing for an hour, I had no desire to smoke it for another week. The tobacco (shisha) is high in nicotine.
Like I said, it's all the other shit they put in cigarettes that make them so addictive.
The baseline theory I have to agree with. But, it also depends. I find it more effective to smoke less cigs throughout the day, cause when the need is there and I fire one up, it puts me right where I need to be.
Killer first thing in the morning ritual. Mix one gram phenibut in water and drink it, then make a cup of coffee, sit outside in the sun with the coffee and a cigarette.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Shannon - 08-20-2016
(08-17-2016, 05:55 PM)Aventus45 Wrote:(08-17-2016, 01:36 PM)Shannon Wrote: I'm home from the water park. The effect definitely built over time. I was getting much more obvious responses towards the end when I was getting ready to leave and when I got home it turns out that my girlfriend has been really affected the whole time.
Theoretically, wouldn't that mean the aura would ramp up to full strength sooner? Would there be a sort of burn out with the aura?
I don't understand the question.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Shannon - 08-20-2016
(08-17-2016, 06:02 PM)Acmeisto Wrote:(08-17-2016, 09:27 AM)Shannon Wrote:(08-17-2016, 09:17 AM)Ricardo Wrote: Ok instead of ballsed-up lets say that he failed to make the improvements as intended on v2.2 due to some apparent oversight
Incorrect. I made plenty of improvements. There was one mistake, and I knew ( too late) that the conditions were going to put me at risk for something going astray. Models showed it too. But I made a promise to release before I knew about those conditions. I was raised to always keep my promises. I knew I would get flak for it no matter what I did, so since I also knew that no harm would come of it, I released and kept the promise I made.
But many improvements were made, even if you didn't notice them.
What were these conditions?
I heard there were some conflicting goals?
This was already explained multiple times. One of the statements in 2.2 that had the goal phrasing was not switched from 2.1 goal phrasing to 2.2, and it created a situation in which there was a conflict in terms of having the goal interfere with itself. Not going to see much happen in a situation like that.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Shannon - 08-20-2016
(08-17-2016, 10:03 PM)robstar Wrote: Shannon can v2.3 be run for short bursts as a state shifter while running other subs like AM?
No.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Shannon - 08-20-2016
(08-19-2016, 11:53 AM)Dzemoo Wrote: Shannon does it work better or less good without the healing modules?
Still noone answered my question if and why smoking affects the aura in a bad way....
Because i am a heavy smoker (30-40 cigs a day) how did i get my auras then?
I don't know how smoking would affect your aura. Smoking is detrimental for you all around, though, so I would say it probably would not be good.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Shannon - 08-20-2016
(08-19-2016, 12:15 PM)Alpha Male mo Wrote:(08-18-2016, 09:28 PM)Shannon Wrote: Andrew has been in town to work on some business that needed to get done, so I have been busy. I'll probably be free to start posting again on the 19th or 20th.
Hey Shannon I was curious about DMSI. I'm not sure if it's resistance but I just feel like if I start using this sub then the people close to me like female family friends or family might start acting weird on me even though I have absolutely no attraction whatsoever but with the power of the auras in the sub one has to wonder just how powerful this sub can really be towards all females regardless who they are?
Ps
Just to make clear I hope the sub doesn't have unwanted results from family members or close friends. Lol
I get responses from females who are clearly outside the goal phrasing. If you get unwanted attention, just ignore it. Or reject it. It's not hard to do.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Shannon - 08-20-2016
(08-19-2016, 01:42 PM)Sickologist Wrote: Damn, 30-40 cigs is a lot man. I've been smoking roughly 10 a day usually, cut back to 3-5 nowadays. I don't think it influences the aura in any negative way. Smoking is beneficial in some ways, your synapses starts racing, you vibe better with people over a cigarette, it gets you in the zone, more articulate. All of this can make your game better, and then you have the aura on top of that. It's not the nicotine that's bad for you, it's not even addictive. It's all the other shit they put in it that's bad for you. I tried e-cigs....they're nothing compared to Marlboros.
Smoking is never beneficial. You just think it is because you're misinformed. Cigarettes take you below baseline, and to get back to normal, you have to smoke another one. So what you think is "benefit" is really just re-dosing to negate the detriment. And yes, nicotine is addictive. It's one of the most addictive chemicals known, and it's the most insidious addiction I ever saw. Go try smoking "natural tobacco" and see if that helps you break your addiction. The added chemicals enhance the addiction, but the nicotine is the core of it.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Shannon - 08-20-2016
(08-20-2016, 12:30 AM)Sickologist Wrote: Nicotine in itself isn't that bad, it depends on which form you take it. I tried those gums, didn't feel anything. E-cig I felt, but it tasted like low quality cigs.
False. Nicotine itself is terrible. It's just not a really difficult addiction to overcome.
Quote:I've managed to quit several times, and what I experienced proves that nicotine is not very addictive. I quit smoking cigs for about 4 months at my last job. The first 2 days was hell, after that I was okay. Then I started doing snus again, look it up, it's not really mainstream. They say it's highly addictive, not for me. I liked the sensation, but didn't crave it. Snus has high nocotine content.
You have managed to quit several times? Last time I checked, quit means to stop. You can't quit if you have stopped. So quitting several times means you paused and convinced yourself you quit, to make yourself feel better. If you had quit, you would be a lifelong nonsmoker. Nicotine is extremely addictive, and ANY will reset your addiction. No matter how self aware you are concerning it and how your particular physiology responds to it.
Quote:I also smoked hookah/waterpipe from time to time as a crutch. After smoking that thing for an hour, I had no desire to smoke it for another week. The tobacco (shisha) is high in nicotine.
Like I said, it's all the other shit they put in cigarettes that make them so addictive.
No, it's the nicotine. Everything else just enhances. Even the tobacco companies in their own science investigations knows that.
Quote:The baseline theory I have to agree with. But, it also depends. I find it more effective to smoke less cigs throughout the day, cause when the need is there and I fire one up, it puts me right where I need to be.
Killer first thing in the morning ritual. Mix one gram phenibut in water and drink it, then make a cup of coffee, sit outside in the sun with the coffee and a cigarette.
Smoking a cigarette doses your nicotine addiction. That puts you right back to baseline, where everyone else is normally.
You're a nicotine addict, and until you understand what's really going on, and realize how insidious nicotine really is, you always will be.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Shannon - 08-20-2016
Okay, back on topic. I have been dealing with too much stuff to be able to test 2.3 or even work on it at all. So today I am going to try to get it ready and uploaded.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Raykon - 08-20-2016
Shannons right. Don't rationalize addictions/problems. Be 100 percent honest with yourself. I smoke weed knowing it negatively impacts my life, especially in social situations. I still smoke it but that doesn't mean that i won't quit in the future or that it's not BAD. I no longer smoke in social situations though because I realized it's not worth it. But for many years I kept making that mistake and bringing out social anxiety while high on weed around people.
You don't need to smoke a cigarette with someone to "vibe" with them. It's all in your head. I've had other people tell me this too and it probably stems from insecurity's that they believe that.
Cigarettes are gross & wack. Just because allot of people and or women do it doesn't mean you should or that it has any benefits. It's all the brainwashing they had back in the day that made cigarettes so glorified and desirable.
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - RoaringLion - 08-20-2016
(08-20-2016, 10:12 AM)Shannon Wrote: Okay, back on topic. I have been dealing with too much stuff to be able to test 2.3 or even work on it at all. So today I am going to try to get it ready and uploaded.
Please do. My aura is ready to become even more irresistibly sexy!
RE: Shannon's DMSI V2.3 Journal - Sickologist - 08-21-2016
Shannon, you're making a lot of sense. I'm definitely a nicotine addict. Pausing is not the same as quitting. However, I'm not making statements without first hand experience here.
I started smoking cigarettes when I was 13. From there I paused several times for several different reasons. But addiction is addiction. Even if I pause for a couple of months, it's like the Devil sneaks up on me and whispers seductive words into my ears.
However, if a person has never smoked a cigarette and suddenly starts smoking 10+ cigarettes per day vs. chewing nicotine gums or using those patches, they likelyhood of developing an addiction is far greater when smoking. I know this from experience. And as science proves, the other chemicals they put in cigarettes increases addiction. Nicotine in pure form is not that addictive. Again, I know this from experience.
After smoking for so long, I've got a pretty good grip on how this works.
Rayhon, weed is not the same. There is little evidence to support that weed is addictive. Some people might experience mental addiction. I'm not one of them I can smoke everyday for 2 months, then completely quit for a year. And unlike you, weed does not have a negative impact on my life what so ever. In fact, it has enhanced it. I might sleep for an extended hour, but that's not really a downside.
Furthermore, my main philosophy in life is living life. Pretty simple. I'd much rather share a joint with a beautiful girl, get stupid with her and then share a cigarette afterwards as opposed to being the guy who says "Sorry my lady, I don't do that". But that's just me.