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Money is a medium of exchange that has a value.

Money first came to be for this very purpose.

Our human basic needs are twofolded: food and sex.

In a hunter / gatherer society (even before modern humans), where men were physically stronger than women and more fit to do the hunting, the food was the medium of exchange for the men (the hunters). And in return, the women had to hold back on sex in order to have their own medium of exchange.

Thus the female body changed through millennia and several previous pre-modern-human species into only ovulating and being ready for birth and procreation once per year (9 months pregnancy, and 3 months or so to recuperate afterwards) so that sex would be even more of a medium of limited supply.

The male hunters thus used food as the medium of exchange to give the females and in return get sex.

The females in return used sex as the medium of exchange to give the male hunters and in return get food.

The reason they needed sex was procreation, and to pass their genes on to the next generation.

The way a tribal hunter / gatherer society works is that of cheiftains or leaders of the pack, with lesser younger beta-males below.

A male would always want a female to procreate with, so that his offspring would be as fit and healthy as possible.

A female would allways want her offspring to have the best genes, so in a sterile society, she would pick a young fit and strong male in his best age as long as she had ample options to choose from. And where her needs of survival (enough food / resources for her and the offspring) was met.

The older males saw this, and constructed a chieftain system, where they were the ones controlling the use of the mediums of exchange (food): the money of the time.

In time, food was updated into coins or other tradable items as more easily tradable mediums of exchange.

Result: Money was thus created so that older men could have sex with girl.

Fun fact: The eye on the top of the pyramid on the US one dollar bill is the cockeye of the cheiftain, looking down on his followers: His concubines and beta-males.

Also known as the Eye of Providence, The all-seeing Eye, or the Eye of God.

In reality these are only esoteric descriptions of the cockeye!

The cockeye is where the male cum ejects from. Where the seeds of a new generation comes from. Where the genes are released from.

The cockeye is therefore the bringer of new life: The God!

The bible tells the story of humans being created in the image of God. From his cock. Or from the cock of the chieftain: (Enki).

It is allseeing, as all human life ones came from the cockeye.

We are living in a simulation:

The chances of us living in the original universe aand not in a simulation is 1:999 999 999 999 etc.

As the bible says, gods, or the watchers (of the simulation), the elohim came down to the earth to have sex with the children of men (female NPC's).

We are thus living in a sex simulation for the watchers, or the 'gods'.

Other gods did not want the simulation to mainly be a sex simulation, so they trapped the elohim from leaving the earth, and so their powers of control faded.

But the elohim had higher knowledge, and created the moneytary system so that they could keep having sex and keep using the simulation as a sex simulator.

Feel like you are mindfucked enough? Well, a mindfucker is a giver of knowledge. A giver of strips of knowledge in ways of DNA, straight into the skull: like a skullfuck. And it is glorious. O we all need to be uncapped if we want to seek the real knowledge of this world. And off with the tin foil hats, or condoms strapped to your heads. Unless you believe me ofcourse!

[QUOTE=Jnpr30;2198551]The above are for active substance uses -- alcohol, drugs, pain killers etc. Will porn addiction be recognized as a disease on par with substance abuse and treated as such? Perhaps in the future -- McA's links show younger men growing up in the age of streaming porn are at bigger risk of this addiction than their older cohorts. But as of now, pron addicts have no such help, except the advice "kick your habit". That used to be the same advice when it came to tobacco, drugs, alcohol, etc but now it is recognized that will power is not sufficient and clinical help is needed.[/QUOTE]Another concern is the cost of the treatment. For a US citizen fighting porn addiction and choosing face-to-face counseling the cost can be $150 to $250 for a single session, generally not covered by health insurance, Medicare or Medicaid.

Coverage and benefits for traditional therapy and counseling services change from one health insurance company to another and from plan to plan. With many health insurance plans, coverage can be partial or very limited. Even if your plan covers all your costs, the required co-pay is high. In many cases, before you can get reimbursed by your insurance company, your therapist would have to diagnose you with a mental disorder or issue. This diagnosis would be sent to the insurance company and recorded in your medical file. In some cases the therapist would also have to provide additional clinical information to the insurance company, such as treatment plans, summaries or copies of the entire record.

The downside to claiming porn addiction therapy costs using you health Insurance? Fuck yes! Read this: Health insurance companies often need to have a diagnosis before they will pay your claims. This gives them the opportunity to ask your health provider any questions about your health and well-being. Anything that they learn goes into your health file, and you have little or no control over who can access it from there. The reasons that led you to counseling may not be something that you want stored in your personal health file. You may not want to risk letting information out that could cause new problems in your employment or other personal matters. Enjoy the ride!

All of the above leads me to believe my best bet fighting porn addiction is my next trip to Germany LOL! $250 covers a comfortable hotel bed, FKK entry including food / saunas / wellness / jacuzzi / swimming pool, and one or two basic suck and fuck sessions with a damn good looking WG therapist who would otherwise charge a fortune $$$ as an escort in the US. "Kick your habit AND buy your ticket to Frankfurt" LOL.

Sources:

[URL]https://www.betterhelp.com/faq/[/URL]

[URL]https://www.betterhelp.com/advice/therapy/is-therapy-covered-by-insurance-or-do-i-have-to-pay/[/URL]

OK that was post 2/2, and makes no sense as long as post 1/2 is not passing through the gates.

[QUOTE=Pistons;2198620]The chances of us living in the original universe and not in a simulation is 1:999 999 999 999 etc.

As the bible says, gods, or the watchers (of the simulation), the elohim came down to the earth to have sex with the children of men (female NPC's).[/QUOTE]Salaam Sayyid Pistons. As a Polytheist, I have long believed the universe was designed by a committee. There are just too many fucked up things about it.

It makes sense that the initial team would set up the world as a combination FKK / human wildlife reserve. They themselves all look the same, and boring, kind of like the Swiss. But they could experiment with the DNA down here and create many races and different varieties of beauty. So they will visit and have their way with the hottest NPCs.

Maintaining an FKK as big as Planet Earth is expensive. To fund it there would need to be tens of thousands of customers every day. Mistakes will be made. If they forget to wipe their minds of the girls afterwards, these unwitting participants will report weird dreams and tales of alien abduction. Once in a blue moon the FKK visitor is a real a**hole and doesn't bother to wear the intradimensional equivalent of a condom. Then there is a "virgin birth": a remarkable specimen is produced right here on Earth and there is hell to pay in terms of torture and resurrection and so on.

[QUOTE=Pistons;2198620]Other gods did not want the simulation to mainly be a sex simulation, so they trapped the elohim from leaving the earth, and so their powers of control faded.[/QUOTE]I've never been in a corporate department without these kinds of conflicts. What they are trying to create is ruined by a tug of war over the project by different factions.

[QUOTE=SmokeLight;2198726]Another concern is the cost of the treatment. For a US citizen fighting porn addiction and choosing face-to-face counseling the cost can be $150 to $250 for a single session, generally not covered by health insurance, Medicare or Medicaid.[/QUOTE]For that, with such a cost you pay in USA for such treatment, I recommend best treatment in Germany on that specific treatment field. It is called German FKK treatment LOL!

German FKK treatment is the best curing strategy for many mens issue or problem or addiction by making your wildest dirty dream come true LOL.

It is about 50 USD dollar for 30 min LOL.

What do you guys tell your friends and family when you make one of these week long trips to FKK land? It's not like Frankfurt is a go to destination. Do you just disappear and reappear or have a much better scheme up your sleeve?

TIA.

[QUOTE=SaratogaX;2198930]What do you guys tell your friends and family when you make one of these week long trips to FKK land? It's not like Frankfurt is a go to destination. Do you just disappear and reappear or have a much better scheme up your sleeve?

TIA.[/QUOTE]I agree, the legend is important. For example:

You are going to Germany on a business trip.

You have some high school / college buddy to hang out with for a week, drink german beer and watch together football games.

You are attending / presenting at a professional conference in Cologne / Dusseldorf / Frankfurt.

You are taking a class / teaching a class in your professional field.

You are a volunteer for a nonprofit organization and that's your week to participate.

You recently joined a political organization, like Democratic Socialist chapter, and they send you to Germany to learn from the experiences of a similar organization there.

You discovered some German ancestry in your family genealogy and you want to do more research in local German archives.

You had a dream since your childhood to visit Darmstadt / Kaarst / Rodenkirchen / Elsdorf / Hennef / Bruggen / Etc. To learn about German life traditions, history, and culture.

You are attending a messe (trade show) in Cologne / Dusseldorf / Frankfurt relevant to your profession or education.

You are starting a new business. You go to Germany to meet some people and gain first-hand experience in that specific field of trade.

You are visiting train museums in Darmstadt and Dusseldorf because you always had a secret passion for driving steam engines. It's a seasonal activity and now during summer it's the best time to do it.

You are doing any of the above activities in a Northeastern American city, such as Boston or New York. From there, you have booked a separate flight to Frankfurt am Main. Happy mongering, my friend.

Yours always, SL.

[QUOTE=SaratogaX;2198930]What do you guys tell your friends and family when you make one of these week long trips to FKK land? It's not like Frankfurt is a go to destination. Do you just disappear and reappear or have a much better scheme up your sleeve?

TIA.[/QUOTE]It is not like you need to tell anyone where you are going either. Frankfurt for one is a big transit airport, so you can just as well tell them that you went to Dubai, or Barcelona, or went to watch a football match somewhere in Europe.

[QUOTE=SaratogaX;2198930]What do you guys tell your friends and family when you make one of these week long trips to FKK land? It's not like Frankfurt is a go to destination. Do you just disappear and reappear or have a much better scheme up your sleeve?

TIA.[/QUOTE]I tell them I am interested in Germany history and architecture, and I upload many pictures of buildings in Germany on my instagram LOL.

When I do have time, I do go to museum, so I do take many selfies there and I stock those photos for future use LOL.

However, I rarely have time in Germany as I have to attend FKK at right time, so I usually just stick to uploading buildings in Germany on my instagram LOL.

The US government website says "Carry identification with you at all times". Does not specify which identification is acceptable.

[URL]https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Germany.html[/URL]

I found the following in a UK travel advisory: "There's no requirement to carry your passport with you, but the police are currently carrying out more frequent ID checks. If you're asked to show your passport and you don't have it with you, the police may escort you to wherever your passport is being kept so that you can show it to them. ".

[URL]https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/germany[/URL]

It is tough to find clear, definitive statements on this matter; it depends on the specific EU country traveling to, and what is your own nationality. For example, the statement in the UK travel advisory might only apply to UK citizens and not to an American. Who knows.

But more than any law, the one thing I know is *never ever argue with police*. Just stay calm, show what you have have, and explain where your passport is (if you don't have it handy). It certainly is a major hassle and potential problem to carry passport everywhere; if you are a US citizen, apply for the laminated passport card which is generally good enough in most situations. If you come from a country that issues only passports and not passport cards, you are out of luck.

I always have my passport with me. I carry it in the front pocket of my jeans or in my backpack. I never leave the passport in the car or a hotel. I don't care if it gets slightly bent or wears out on the edges. Less things to worry about when driving at 3 am leaving LR and police makes a routine check on your alcohol level. Sometimes I end up crossing the border into Holland as the original plans change. Also if you cross the border with a girl in the passenger seat, remind her or ask her if she has her passport on her as well. Peace of mind vs. Minor inconvenience. I choose piece of mind.

[QUOTE=Jnpr30;2199177]The US government website says "Carry identification with you at all times". Does not specify which identification is acceptable.

[URL]https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Germany.html[/URL]

I found the following in a UK travel advisory: "There's no requirement to carry your passport with you, but the police are currently carrying out more frequent ID checks. If you're asked to show your passport and you don't have it with you, the police may escort you to wherever your passport is being kept so that you can show it to them. ".

[URL]https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/germany[/URL]

It is tough to find clear, definitive statements on this matter; it depends on the specific EU country traveling to, and what is your own nationality. For example, the statement in the UK travel advisory might only apply to UK citizens and not to an American. Who knows.

But more than any law, the one thing I know is *never ever argue with police*. Just stay calm, show what you have have, and explain where your passport is (if you don't have it handy). It certainly is a major hassle and potential problem to carry passport everywhere; if you are a US citizen, apply for the laminated passport card which is generally good enough in most situations. If you come from a country that issues only passports and not passport cards, you are out of luck.[/QUOTE]It's possible if they are asking for men's IDs it's possible they are checking to verify that they are legally in the Schingen Countries. If this was happening in the US the protesters might show up to support those being questioned.

[QUOTE=Pistons;2199002]It is not like you need to tell anyone where you are going either. Frankfurt for one is a big transit airport, so you can just as well tell them that you went to Dubai, or Barcelona, or went to watch a football match somewhere in Europe.[/QUOTE]The good thing is not many people do not know that Germany is the big capital for tuting, they think it is Netherlands.

[QUOTE=Jnpr30;2199177]The US government website says "Carry identification with you at all times". Does not specify which identification is acceptable.

[URL]https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/International-Travel-Country-Information-Pages/Germany.html[/URL]

I found the following in a UK travel advisory: "There's no requirement to carry your passport with you, but the police are currently carrying out more frequent ID checks. If you're asked to show your passport and you don't have it with you, the police may escort you to wherever your passport is being kept so that you can show it to them. ".

[URL]https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/germany[/URL]

It is tough to find clear, definitive statements on this matter; it depends on the specific EU country traveling to, and what is your own nationality. For example, the statement in the UK travel advisory might only apply to UK citizens and not to an American. Who knows.

But more than any law, the one thing I know is *never ever argue with police*. Just stay calm, show what you have have, and explain where your passport is (if you don't have it handy). It certainly is a major hassle and potential problem to carry passport everywhere; if you are a US citizen, apply for the laminated passport card which is generally good enough in most situations. If you come from a country that issues only passports and not passport cards, you are out of luck.[/QUOTE]Mass immigration from non G7 countries to G7 country messed everything up.

Europe is now like a big zoo. Go to HBF of any German cities, it is not Europe anymore, it is Africa or middle east. This is plane fact.