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Most of us, especially in youth, think

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we know everything. Then life just

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laughs and thoroughly kicks you in the

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ass. And maybe, just maybe, after going

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through enough of life's ass kickings,

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the idea might begin to dawn on you that

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maybe you don't know nearly as much as

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you think you do. Hello, my name is

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Ernest. Welcome. Let's jump right into

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this. For those of you that have been

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listening to what I've had to say about

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life, particularly as what concerns

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using advanced perception to improve it,

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this may come as a surprise to you, but

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I never intended for anyone to believe

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that using advanced perception should be

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first and foremost in their lives. It is

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simply an extremely effective tool to

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help you survive and prosper through

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life's many ups, downs, and extreme

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challenges that inevitably come your

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way. Nothing more.

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Now, I don't want to imply that advanced

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perception is the only tool in the

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toolbox of life to help you get through

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it. The primary importance is always

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awareness of the will.

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Here is a little visual for your mind's

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eye that I believe should be more

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effective to help you quickly and easily

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conceptualize what I'm about to say

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rather than a long explanation would

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because I want you to get the concept,

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not fall asleep.

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Let's say you're hungry, so you want to

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eat an apple because you recognize that

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obviously an apple is food. So you know

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you have to consume the apple because

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the apple has vitamins, minerals, and

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calories.

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But very few people, if anyone for that

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matter, would attempt to consume the

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apple by simply swallowing it whole. Not

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only because it would be very difficult

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for your stomach and digestive tract to

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process the apple, but the very high

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probability that you could probably die

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by choking trying to swallow a whole

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apple. Most people, even on an intuitive

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level, understand this. Unless, of

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course, you're Robert Kennedy Jr.

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So of course you bite into, chew up and

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begin swallowing the apple. The process

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of eating the apple. You were breaking

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down the apple into pieces and parts

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that the digestive process can begin in

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turn breaking down even further in the

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stomach which in turn gets further

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processed through the large and small

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intestinal tract which in turn it gets

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continuously processed and broken down

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into smaller and smaller components

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which eventually ends up feeding us.

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This process is pretty much the same for

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everything we consume and that is

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essentially what keeps us alive. I'm

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sure that just about all of you

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understand this

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except Robert Kennedy Jr. of course, but

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the process goes deeper, much deeper.

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This process continues not just on the

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initial biological level I just

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described, but on the atomic level, then

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to the subatomic level. And you can now

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think of those particles as food, if you

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will. Those atomic and subatomic

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particles are what essentially feeds the

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will. But it's what's in conjunction

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with that, the elements that are what

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also feeds the will, which in very broad

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terms is what determines not only your

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state of being alive, but your character

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or what is otherwise commonly recognized

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as a person's strength of character.

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It is not what creates you per se, but

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it is what actually actualizes and

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facilitates what you are.

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Now, what is incredibly important to

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understand here is that if you didn't

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know what I just told you, you simply

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don't understand what it is exactly

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you're doing or perhaps not doing in

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your life moments. And that is a very

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important thing.

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What I'm trying to illustrate here is

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that you act or react to whatever is

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going on in your life based on your

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knowledge of how you perceive what's

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going on around you.

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A very simple example of this which just

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about everyone on the planet now

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understands that that when your stomach

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is growling without going into all the

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biological processes taking place that

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causes that the vast majority of us

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would understand we're hungry. We know

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that we need to eat. Hell, I'd be

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willing to bet that even Robert Kennedy

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Jr. could figure that out.

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But what if you didn't know that? Now, I

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fully realize the question I just asked

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seems silly, but I'm trying to

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illustrate a point.

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The only way a person can pretty much

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trust their perception of reality is

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after they have learned the methodology

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to verify that their interpretation of

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any given situation or reality is

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correct.

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To put this another way as succinctly as

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possible, dealing with the many aspects

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of your life without learning how to

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learn rather than what to learn would be

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like me describing and asking you to

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find an object you've never seen before

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in your life in a room you've never been

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in blindfolded.

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If I could just take a moment for this

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pitch. Here's the amazing and incredible

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Earnest Man tote bag.

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Christ, which can be all yours for a

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very reasonable donation by just

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clicking on the link in the description

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below. It's sturdy and holds a lot of

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ramen noodles. No, seriously, it it

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holds a a lot of ramen noodles.

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I believe that you would have to agree

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with me that your chances of finding

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that particular object would be very low

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to almost impossible

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and that is the primary reason the

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domino effect if you will why you're not

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getting anywhere as you can't learn

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anything if you don't know how to learn

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or in conclusion I would just like to

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put this one more way.

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This would be like someone standing

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right beside a beautiful nice shiny car

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telling the person standing next to them

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all the places they plan to go and see

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and experience.

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But what the other person listening

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doesn't know is that the person telling

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them this has never even driven a car in

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their life and they don't even have a

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driver's license.

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I hope you found this helpful or at

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least interesting. And if you have any

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questions, you can reach out to me via

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my website link in the description

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below. And if you really want to give me

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a compliment, telling a friend about the

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show would be the best compliment you

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could ever give me. Until next time,

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this is Ernest and that's all I've got

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for today.