Conspiracy theories: HOW "independent" - is GJ? PSC lottery for OC assessment. :/ (Page 5)

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auswerlNRW wrote on 02.09.2019 at 01:00: You actually have to talk about such things face to face in the evening over a beer... in writing is hardly possible, especially if you don't know each other at all. In order to be able to take the other person seriously, you actually need at least a certain basic knowledge of who you're actually talking to... at least that's how I feel

Anonymously here on the Internet, everyone can write what he wants, but whether that's all true what your foreign counterpart tells you so is again on another page. (am there rather ALWAYS first skeptical!!) Although one also speaks rather rarely about soas profound with an actually stranger, I in any case not^^ but if should be a certain basis there I think;-) Is bischen extreme become, I admit

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Daniel wrote at 03:20 on 2019-09-01

I don't think it's wasted energy. Maybe 20 people who are similarly polarized will read it and it might help one of them. Everyone who writes like this has some kind of problems. I myself was once similarly polarized and that makes you unhappy and with the right disposition also seriously mentally ill and / or addicted to gambling. When I changed this mindset, many psychological problems that I myself had dissolved or at least improved.


I can really only recommend this to everyone (especially addicted gamblers) to work on their mindset. If you are unhappy in your life you are doing something wrong or have the wrong mindset. There are even homeless people who are happy, see: https://www.otz.de/leben/land-und-leute/frei-gluecklich-und-obdachlos-ehemaliger-student-lebt-freiwillig-auf-der-strasse-das-ist-seine-geschichte-id225258127.html

The man in this article did everything right. I am envious of such a mindset (in a positive sense). I couldn't be happy as a homeless person, I would be interested in how that works though. If you've got that down, you've got it made!

I, for example, had a normal job and got depressed. Then lost the job and I thought if only I had a little more money and freedom I would be happy. Then I had earned double / triple and quadruple than before as an employee and had freedom. However, it didn't get better, in fact it got worse. I can even say that I was worse off in my financial best time than ever before. I really suffered extremely and I think almost anyone else would have taken their own life.

I had gotten rid of the extremely heavy money worries (as far as that is possible as a regular gambler) but my mindset was the same as before. Money has one characteristic: it strengthens the positive as well as the negative character traits, simply because the freedom gives you more time to think and other worries fall away. However, with the wrong mindset, the brain looks for other problems and these feel even stronger than the really existential problems before. With the wrong mindset, money is poison! Look at some actors how they are doing: suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, etc.

Thinking for myself and fighting envy and jealousy were the most important steps for me to improve my mental health.

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