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Where can I ask / pay people to make Linkedin accounts?

My company is building an intelligence platform and we want new Linkedin accounts that we can test with. They have to be verified through Persona. Are there any platforms where people are willing to do this?

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u/VirtualWinner4013 — 8 hours ago

Signing up for 10k brands to compile a swipe file. Is "list bombing detection" a real challenge?

We will have a catch-all address and sign up with adifferentusername@domain.com for each brand.

Will ESPs get suspicious if they see lots of signups (different IPs) under the same domain (not same email address) within an hour?

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u/VirtualWinner4013 — 1 day ago
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Jungian lens on spontaneous and effortless wit, creativity, intelligence, charisma, etc?

During exploration of meditative practices and eastern traditions, I'd experienced certain traits.

Benefits / experiences:

First, I noticed charisma and heightened social awareness. When I was present, everything I said landed perfectly, and the witty remarks were very out of the box. No social effort or calculation, it came effortlessly. Everything you know about charisma/wit/etc.- unforced, contextual, self aware.

Weirdly, it didn't feel like the flow state at all. This felt like I was going beyond comfort, and finding some deeper primal calmness in discomfort and anxiety, and some sharp creativity somehow came from there. It felt more instinctual.

Better at problem solving, approached problems from different angles.

Verbal ability/writing skills became very sharp. Able to put thoughts into words better.

I'd experience meditative states where I'd hear/see novel, beautiful music and art.

I even remember a dream where my brain made up an entire cohesive TV show episode for me that was actually meaningful and funny.

I'd experience something that I felt resonated with the idea of "Platonism" - that somehow all theoretical knowledge exists somewhere. That creative insights existed in simultaneity. Some things theoretical physicists theorized intuitively made sense to me before verifying.

Flashes of intuition and creativity.

To explain that entire state of functioning with the context of my breathing practices, I'd describe it as accessing a part of me that was beyond my nervous system, mind/conditioning, that could function and find peace in even the worst discomfort (hypoxia).

So I'm curious if anything like this has been explored in the Jungian lens.

Extra misc notes:

>!Philosophical side:!<

>!I'd now really understood the eastern idea of 'beginner's mind' and true novelty. I'd heard certain eastern philosophy speak about how most art and creativity was just a repurposing of past knowledge/conditioning, and not 'truly novel.- and that there existed true creativity that came from forgetting all of that, which was fresh/novel.!<

>!Until then, I had believed the former- that creativity is just the cognitive repurposing of past knowledge.!<

>!But this time, it really felt qualitatively different and 'fresh/novel' were the perfect words that fit it. And I could chalk it down to delusion, but I saw drastically different results.!<

>!The eastern practices viewed Jungian lens as going backwards to the 'unconscious', and what I described as 'superconscious' where you don't worry about any of that.!<

Side note to anyone interested in these 'meditative states':

>!In retrospect, this state of functioning feels very out there and scary as I reexperience it in my head. It seems scary because it feels like you really have to forget everything that shaped you today, what you think you know, and just become a plastic baby. That some part of you knows that all your worries, bad habits, etc. were in your control all along, and that part of you didn't want to change all along, even if in your efforts you "pretended" you wanted to. !<

>!When I do a hard breath retention practice, where I'm controlling my breath in a way that conflicts with my nervous system and forces me to find some part of me that can function and survive clearly with minimal oxygen, some part of me says "ok, if I want to make it, I have to stop pretending that all of my problems, worries, and even cognitive dysfunctioning, are not bullshit. All of that crap has to get out of my mind right now. I know that if I give up I don't truly want to change"- and whether you give up makes or breaks it.!<

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u/VirtualWinner4013 — 2 days ago

ULPT Request: Where can I ask people to make Linkedin accounts?

My company is building an intelligence platform and we want new Linkedin accounts that we can test with. They have to be verified through Persona. Are there any platforms where people are willing to do this?

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u/VirtualWinner4013 — 3 days ago
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What is that charisma we see in people who don't seem to be affected by "social scripting" and emotional mirroring?

This video talks about a distinctive and natural charisma, describing it as shocking typical empathic circuits and social scripting. He also mentions that it's a little more primal and can arise in people who haven't worked out the cognitive/empathic problems, so it could coexist with narcissism and manipulation?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXP90XxvhTU&t

Has the Jungian lens explained anything like this?

u/VirtualWinner4013 — 3 days ago

In To'Hojolyhee, why doesn't Walter just drive away and drop the phone at a random location so as to mislead the DEA and Jesse

Saul from Pineapple Express did this and he was a stoner, so why didn't a genius like Walter think of this.

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u/VirtualWinner4013 — 3 days ago
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I had this weird behavior of adopting whatever trait people threw at me.

Mainly prominent when I was a kid to a teenager.

Eg. if someone would think I was lying, I'd give all the tell tale signs of lying and be aware of this. If I could tell they thought that, or they called me dumb or smart, I'd start acting that way. They could say I was bad/good at a sport and I'd literally perform that way.

Weird part is I was always aware of this.

Even today, if I'm not conscious enough, if I knew someone thought I was smart or witty, I'd behave that way. And if they thought I was an idiot, everything I do would reinforce that.

It sounds similar to things like self fulfilling prophecy, and psychological expectation effects, but it felt much more intense and at a higher scale than that.

Can anyone help me understand this? From a Jungian/symbolic perspective

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u/VirtualWinner4013 — 4 days ago