This is the lunatic promoting the Fury gloves conspiracy theory!!

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The science of crystals y'all!!!!

How embarrassing must it be to support lunatics like this, he makes Alex Jones look sensible.

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it's all about superchats and pushing agenda to a specific audience. i saw one fool give 78sportstv a $99 superchat (hope he spends that same money on his family and kids vs some random dude on youtube) for talking trash about joshua. some parts of youtube boxing community are wacker than the chicks gossiping over at lipstick alley.

[YoungManRumble]

These 2 are my fav so far queued up at appropriate moments.

Him visibly upset that Fury doesn't share the same beliefs and pretty sure Fury is dismissing the whole alter ego transformation BS. Also he wants to fight Tyson Fury... Also just realized his rattling off things about America that Fury doensn't believe in and or doesn't give a **** about



And him not understanding boxing. Also him repeating himself 9000 times as is his style

[Mindgames]

Everyone is a king and a pharaoh, every woman on social media is a queen or a princess. What people need is a dose of reality. What you are is a nobody commenting on somebodies. This is wisdom.. Lol

[Citizen Koba]

The science of crystals y'all!!!!

How embarrassing must it be to support lunatics like this, he makes Alex Jones look sensible.

Ms Koba's into all that gubbins and I'm like - yeah, if it makes you feel good then why not? cos I do believe in the power of positive thinking and it's pretty much absolutely confirmed empirically that belief can be a powerful healer via placebo and other effects. Shit man, you think that's crazy then I ain't sure what you'd make of the 'laughter for well-being' workshops I help run .. although in my case there is solid medical evidence and research to support that ish.

However I do tend to cast my slightly more cynical scientificly leaning eye over this kinda stuff, just to give her my opinion on whether it's just straight bullish or some kinda rip-off and in this case I got about as far as Mr Pharaoh claiming that snowflakes are dodecahedral in about the first minute or so... they ain't.

Could be the dude genuinely believes in it... there's plenty of dudes believe weirder stuff - and if he does could be he benefits from that belief - who am I to say, but he doesn't do himself any favours by getting elementary facts wrong when he's expounding on a topic, especially when he's describing it as 'science'.

[Thuglife Nelo]

Young Pharaoh has been on many LDBC streams. The hosts would say, “Young Pharaoh what’s popping” when they would do live streams.

It’s OBVIOUS the LDBC sent this guy some stipends to cause controversy. Not that they would expect a reversal like the Fred from Barbershop conversations had been trying to do, but it keeps their fanbases on lock to believe whatever they say, such as “why is ESPN not saying anything” and they continue with racism.

I keep telling you guys. The LDBC are a plague. DaNeutral.

[YoungManRumble]

Ms Koba's into all that gubbins and I'm like - yeah, if it makes you feel good then why not? cos I do believe in the power of positive thinking and it's pretty much absolutely confirmed empirically that belief can be a powerful healer via placebo and other effects.

However I do tend to cast my slightly more cynical scientificly leaning eye over this kinda stuff, just to give her my opinion on whether it's just straight bullish or some kinda rip-off and in this case I got about as far as him claiming that snowflakes are dodecahedral in about the first minute or so... they ain't.

I am in a similar situation I suppose. My lady is First Nations/indigenous (native american is more common term I guess but not really proper) and they believe in a lot of stuff that similarly aligns with some of that hippydippy new age type stuff (probably where they got a lot of it from originally) or just things I personally don't believe in (spirits and ghosts and psychics/mediums etc.) Myself I am highly skeptical of everything but learnt the hard way to just keep my opinions to myself and respectfully go along with it or ask little questions to show I'm listening.
A recent example without exposing too much of my personal life and for respect to their family. I was around a family member on her side who suddenly passed and I had to get my young children out of there quickly for obvious reasons while paramedics sadly tried in vein to resuscitate. I was asked to give up the entire outfit I was wearing around that incident to be burnt as is tradition. I was a little bummed I had to give up my brand new maroon Eddie Bauer sweater she got me for Christmas but it's just a material item in the end. I was also cleansed in a traditional cedar bow brushing ceremony but that was actually quite powerful and I was grateful to be included in something I probably otherwise would never see or experience. Also there's a time and place to be skeptical and that sure as hell was not it.

And I do agree with you about the positive thinking and believing in that stuff doesn't hurt anyone as long as it's not affecting the bank account or sucking too much time from your life.

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Ms Koba's into all that gubbins and I'm like - yeah, if it makes you feel good then why not? cos I do believe in the power of positive thinking and it's pretty much absolutely confirmed empirically that belief can be a powerful healer via placebo and other effects. Shit man, you think that's crazy then I ain't sure what you'd make of the 'laughter for well-being' workshops I help run .. although in my case there is solid medical evidence and research to support that ish.

However I do tend to cast my slightly more cynical scientificly leaning eye over this kinda stuff, just to give her my opinion on whether it's just straight bullish or some kinda rip-off and in this case I got about as far as Mr Pharaoh claiming that snowflakes are dodecahedral in about the first minute or so... they ain't.

Could be the dude genuinely believes in it... there's plenty of dudes believe weirder stuff - and if he does could be he benefits from that belief - who am I to say, but he doesn't do himself any favours by getting elementary facts wrong when he's expounding on a topic, especially when he's describing it as 'science'.

I am in a similar situation I suppose. My lady is First Nations/indigenous (native american is more common term I guess but not really proper) and they believe in a lot of stuff that similarly aligns with some of that hippydippy new age type stuff (probably where they got a lot of it from originally) or just things I personally don't believe in (spirits and ghosts and psychics/mediums etc.) Myself I am highly skeptical of everything but learnt the hard way to just keep my opinions to myself and respectfully go along with it or ask little questions to show I'm listening.
A recent example without exposing too much of my personal life and for respect to their family. I was around a family member on her side who suddenly passed and I had to get my young children out of there quickly for obvious reasons while paramedics sadly tried in vein to resuscitate. I was asked to give up the entire outfit I was wearing around that incident to be burnt as is tradition. I was a little bummed I had to give up my brand new maroon Eddie Bauer sweater she got me for Christmas but it's just a material item in the end. I was also cleansed in a traditional cedar bow brushing ceremony but that was actually quite powerful and I was grateful to be included in something I probably otherwise would never see or experience. Also there's a time and place to be skeptical and that sure as hell was not it.

And I do agree with you about the positive thinking and believing in that stuff doesn't hurt anyone as long as it's not affecting the bank account or sucking too much time from your life.

Sorry boys but it's all a load of complete and utter bollocks.

Anyone believes in that s*** is an idiot.

[YoungManRumble]

Well considering I'm the one who showed you this video you think I vehemently disagree? No, but I don't have any experience with any of the crystal stuff, just other things like I mentioned. And maybe respectfully you don't need to call someone's significant other an idiot just cause they believe in some out there stuff. Fundamentally I agree with you but it's not all black and white and I don't necessarily always think people are ****** for believing in things I think are silly. Maybe they are wired different or just see the world in a vastly different way than I do. Even if it is 100% bull**** I'm sure there's something positive to learn or to come out of it. Just makes it hard to believe someone on an insane racial tirade/crusade who also fully believes this stuff in addition to the weird alien stuff.

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Well considering I'm the one who showed you this video you think I vehemently disagree? No, but I don't have any experience with any of the crystal stuff, just other things like I mentioned. And maybe respectfully you don't need to call someone's significant other an idiot just cause they believe in some out there stuff. Fundamentally I agree with you but it's not all black and white and I don't necessarily always think people are ****** for believing in things I think are silly. Maybe they are wired different or just see the world in a vastly different way than I do. Even if it is 100% bull**** I'm sure there's something positive to learn or to come out of it. Just makes it hard to believe someone on an insane racial tirade/crusade who also fully believes this stuff in addition to the weird alien stuff.

It is what it is. I think anyone who believes in ghosts is an idiot as well.