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website question
how much does it cost to run a basic website (like meatspin or something) ?
>>41121557
>Have you tried contacting the foremost expert to get a direct answer, anon?
I have not tried to contact anyone about this directly. Maybe it's time to send some emails.
>Are you a TRE provider?
No, I practice for myself and study from publicly available sources. But I would be interested if the provider training has any additional information to offer.
I almost regret bringing this end stage thing up, lol. In my opinion, it's just like this:
If you practice TRE, you will release tension, physically and mentally. I accept this as a fact, there is compelling evidence in the form of hundreds of experience reports, and my own experience proves it to myself. Now, to get the maximum benefit, it's not enough to practice once, you need consistently practice TRE. Then, at some point, there will be diminishing returns, where people report that they have gotten all they can from the practice. This usually seems to happen after multiple years, and I consider this the "end stage".
Does Bercelis mythical "very fine tremor that feels a bit like a mild and pleasant electric current" exist? Idk. But I have experienced some orgasmic currents for myself. So it does not seem too unlikely. To me, it doesn't really matter (yet), because I'm still clearly progressing.
Your opinion on this? Would of course be interested if you have any additional information.
>Have you tried contacting the foremost expert to get a direct answer, anon?
I have not tried to contact anyone about this directly. Maybe it's time to send some emails.
>Are you a TRE provider?
No, I practice for myself and study from publicly available sources. But I would be interested if the provider training has any additional information to offer.
I almost regret bringing this end stage thing up, lol. In my opinion, it's just like this:
If you practice TRE, you will release tension, physically and mentally. I accept this as a fact, there is compelling evidence in the form of hundreds of experience reports, and my own experience proves it to myself. Now, to get the maximum benefit, it's not enough to practice once, you need consistently practice TRE. Then, at some point, there will be diminishing returns, where people report that they have gotten all they can from the practice. This usually seems to happen after multiple years, and I consider this the "end stage".
Does Bercelis mythical "very fine tremor that feels a bit like a mild and pleasant electric current" exist? Idk. But I have experienced some orgasmic currents for myself. So it does not seem too unlikely. To me, it doesn't really matter (yet), because I'm still clearly progressing.
Your opinion on this? Would of course be interested if you have any additional information.
Looking for a watch:
>Preferred brand or manufacture
A first world brand with history and no gay French name. No Rolex. Available new.
>Watch type, e.g. dress, diver, pilot, etc
3 hands, so no Chronometer. Otherwise see desired features.
>Movement, e.g. automatic, hand-wound, quartz, etc
automatic, as accurate as possible. At least COSC, but preferably better. No spring drive.
>Desired features, e.g. water resistance, day/date, chronograph, etc
50m+ water resistance. Rotating bezel, don't care if it's a diver, compass or tachymetre. Stainless steel body, sapphire crystal, good lume. Date would be a plus.
>Preferred strap option, e.g. leather, nylon, bracelet, etc
Don't care, will choose my own.
>Wrist size or desired watch size
6.5" wrist, <=42mm diameter watch
>Your budget
As low as possible with these requirements. Worthy enough to keep it and get it serviced.
Preferably <$2k. Max $10k.
The idea is to have a high quality, long-lasting, robust and precise daily driver.
>Preferred brand or manufacture
A first world brand with history and no gay French name. No Rolex. Available new.
>Watch type, e.g. dress, diver, pilot, etc
3 hands, so no Chronometer. Otherwise see desired features.
>Movement, e.g. automatic, hand-wound, quartz, etc
automatic, as accurate as possible. At least COSC, but preferably better. No spring drive.
>Desired features, e.g. water resistance, day/date, chronograph, etc
50m+ water resistance. Rotating bezel, don't care if it's a diver, compass or tachymetre. Stainless steel body, sapphire crystal, good lume. Date would be a plus.
>Preferred strap option, e.g. leather, nylon, bracelet, etc
Don't care, will choose my own.
>Wrist size or desired watch size
6.5" wrist, <=42mm diameter watch
>Your budget
As low as possible with these requirements. Worthy enough to keep it and get it serviced.
Preferably <$2k. Max $10k.
The idea is to have a high quality, long-lasting, robust and precise daily driver.
>it's like a regular video game, but when you die, you have to spend 10 minutes running to whatever killed you, and if you die again, you lose any progress you've made
why? who is this for? whats the appeal? why not just make a normal video game
why? who is this for? whats the appeal? why not just make a normal video game
>>510437381
Does a country that sacrifices its citizens deserves any voluntary sacrifice from its citizens?
Does a country that sacrifices its citizens deserves any voluntary sacrifice from its citizens?