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Roman Simon
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Thinker. Explorer. Speaker. ₿usinessman. Sharing deepest insights from my personal experience.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
Everyone knows that mathematics allows you to calculate things — but does it really? It only allows you to calculate things if you actually use it yourself and understand how the calculation is done. When mathematics is treated merely as a word or an abstract concept, something strange happens. For example, if someone tells you that they calculated something and gives you the result, you tend to accept it as true. You know that mathematics can produce correct results, and you assume that since they used mathematics, the outcome must be correct. But in this situation, you are not using mathematics — you are using belief. If you write down the numbers, apply the formulas yourself, and understand how the process works, you are actually calculating reality. You can verify the result. But if you simply enter numbers into a calculator or ask an AI chatbot and accept the output, you are not doing mathematics — you are believing. You may believe the result is correct, but without understanding and performing the calculation yourself, you can never be certain that it is true. This is exactly how delusional and fake realities are created: when belief replaces understanding.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
THE LIES THAT SHAPE THE WORLD It is interesting how people read an article or watch a video where someone explains something deep and complex about the world — physics, psychology, society, or any other topic — and immediately assume they understand it. They then start arguing with others, using these ideas as evidence, even though they have never truly verified or tested them in real life. To go deeper into reality, you must first understand it at the surface level — the level where you actually interact with it. Understanding comes from direct experience, exploration, and observation. When you skip this step and jump straight into abstract explanations, you lose the ability to tell what is true and what is not. At that point, almost anything can be explained to you convincingly, and you will believe it. Take mathematics. If you do not understand and use calculus yourself, anyone can convince you that any formula works — even a fake one. There is no limit. Once you rely on belief instead of understanding, you become vulnerable to persuasion. Anyone can convince you of anything. The real problem is not belief itself, but the outcomes that beliefs produce. If you believe things that do not benefit you, or even make your life worse, that is the perfect setup for control. This is how much of the modern world operates. Convincing stories are constructed, wrapped in emotion and psychology, and presented as reality. People accept these stories, defend them, and live by them — while the creators of these narratives benefit from exploiting those who believe them. This applies to most modern belief systems, including religion, science as it is presented to the public, entertainment, ideology, and many other areas where narratives are created and promoted. The logic is simple. No one will spend time, effort, and resources trying to convince you of something unless they benefit from it. Convincing people is difficult and inefficient. Why would someone do it just to help you understand the truth? That would be a terrible strategy, because the more people understand how the world actually works, the less exploitable they become. The direct incentive is the opposite: to keep people confused, dependent, and believing in convenient stories. The more delusional someone is, the easier they are to control and exploit. Once you see this, it becomes hard to unsee. Every time you hear a new study, a new story, a new ideology, or someone trying to convince you that something is true, ask yourself a simple question: why? Have you ever tried to convince someone of a truth you genuinely understand? You know how hard and ungrateful it is. So why are they telling you this? Why are they so invested in making you believe it? To make you smarter? To help you? Think about that. — Warrior's Path
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
If you look at this chart and believe Bitcoin is in a bear market, you're braindead. You probably are buying gold and silver now 😬 image
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
BTW. I have important and detailed posts in my Subscriptions area X. For those who are ready to focus and change their lives.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
The biggest problem people have is the feeling that they're not good enough or normal. The secret is: no one actually is good enough or normal. That's a psyop. Everyone is wherever they accepted to be and are moving somewhere. You can do the same.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
"I'm so sad, people don't understand me, and they don't accept me too." People don't understand and accept even themselves. How're you expecting them to understand you? Do you understand yourself? That's a good start. Now find smarter individuals.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
Imagine going to a supermarket to buy food, but stopping in the middle of the road, breaking down and starting crying. WTF? Finish the trip first. You can cry later, after you return home and eat.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
Harming yourself is the dumbest thing anyone can do. It doesn't solve any problems and doesn't even hide them or distract you. It's just a random dumb reaction of a dummy. You're smarter than that.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
When you feel bad about yourself or anything else, it is not a signal that you need to do something stupid or harm yourself. It's a signal that you need to do something smart and beneficial. Don't mess it up.
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Everything in our lives is influenced by fear. This is why your relationship with fear will determine your future. Make fear your friend.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
Modern men don't seek understanding, they crave stimulation. Their brains are so dead, that they need anything that can keep them engaged. Fireworks of emotions mixed with sex and money. Absolute landfill of filth.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
Did you know that the captain of a ship isn't its owner? He's just hired to execute orders from the owners and direct the crew. It works the same way with the president.
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No, you can’t magically invent an infinite energy generator in your garage. If you believe you can, it’s because you’re ignorant. But don’t listen to dummies like me — try it yourself. Or is your thing just talking?
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
Women have no logic. And that is not a bug, it's a feature. If they had it, they would be men.
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Someone who studies success a lot — reads many books, watches videos, writes about it — will know what success is, but will not understand it, and that is why they will not be successful.
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The shepherd is able to control the sheep because he is on a completely different level. If he were like them, they would drag him down and walk all over him.
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When you say that most people are dumb, smart people agree with you, while the dumb are enraged.
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The question is not how much you can achieve, because that is open to any interpretation. The question is how much will you limit yourself.
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Roman Simon 1 week ago
Imagine listening to your feelings for guidance about what you want to do instead of the rational mind. It's like asking your 5 year old son guidance.