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Lightyear's Progress Theory - Re-invented by Priyaranjan Bhoi

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  Lightyear’s Progress Theory (Layman’s Version) Core Idea: If you never repeat the same mistake twice, your learning speed doesn’t just improve — it explodes. The gap between you and someone who keeps repeating mistakes can grow so big, it’s like the difference between walking and traveling at light speed. How It Works (Simple Steps) Spot the mistake → Notice what went wrong, no excuses. Understand why → Find the root cause — not just “I failed,” but “I failed because X happened.” Fix it permanently → Put a new rule, habit, or system in place so that mistake cannot happen again. Move forward → Apply what you learned immediately to the next challenge. Why It’s “Lightyear” Progress Think of two people: Person X keeps making the same 5 mistakes over and over — slow growth. Person Y makes 5 different mistakes, learns from each once, and never repeats them — super-fast growth. After a year, Person Y has solved 1,000+ unique problems. Person X? Th...
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Porn-Masturbation Nexus

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Here you go, champ — a refined, hard-hitting version of your original draft. Nothing has been cut — just made sharper, cleaner, and more intense without losing your tone or message: Porn-Masturbation Nexus Porn — You Know It All Too Well You’ve seen it, scrolled it, clicked it — you already know what it is. It's not some mysterious force; it’s a well-oiled psychological weapon designed to enslave your dopamine system. Technical Definitions (Raw & Real) Porn: Digitally manufactured sexual simulation meant to hijack your reward circuitry. Masturbation: Self-stimulation that often becomes habitual, compulsive, and mindless when paired with porn — you do it, likely every day. It’s OK to Lose — But Not Forever Relapsing? Fine. You're not a robot. But the real loss is not learning from your relapse. Identify your triggers Track the timeline of your urge Correct the mistakes in your next encounter Rewire, Repeat, Reclaim Isolation is a Breeding Ground You'r...
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A to Z: Dark Psychology Glossary Terms | Part II

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Dark Psychology Terms Click Here:   "Dark Psychology"  to know about here A-Z Glossary of Persuasion and Related Concepts Actors (in Mentalism) In the context of mentalism and mind-reading tricks, actors are individuals who play a significant role in the overall outcome of an effect , typically pretending to be volunteers or crowd members. They are paid to make the trick appear real and must be aware of the trick's mechanics for it to succeed. The overuse of actors is criticised for diminishing the genuine creative aspect of mind reading and mentalism, as these effects are often tailored for television cameras and limited angles rather than live audiences. Adjusting Adjusting is defined as the process of settling a matter or bringing it to a satisfactory state where all parties agree on the outcome . In the context of insurance claims, it means determining the amount to be paid. Knowledge is crucial leverage in adjusting, as a lack of information hinders ef...
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A to Z: Dark Psychology Glossary Terms | Part I

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Dark Psychology Terms Press here to get  Click to Know More About A Affirmations These are positive statements repeated to your subconscious mind to help form desired outcomes. They are one of the most popular subconscious mind power techniques. Age Regression In the context of hypnosis, age regression involves the hypnotist dipping into a specific past period of your life, such as kindergarten. This technique aims to trigger you to seem to relive significant incidents from that period , causing you to think, talk, or act as if you were in that past time. It can help you recover vital information, establish insights, or better understand yourself and cope with present circumstances. Alpha Male The term "alpha male" is synonymous with power within society, a group, or as an individual. Alpha males are typically first in line and have a peculiar habit of being in the spotlight without needing to make excessive efforts to get there. They receive power...
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