The Commander Ultima Thread

#82

Diminishing returns. Just means that you get the most punch in the first few. The actual amount that each extra loop moves the needle is less the more loops you do

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#83

Lol I just realized how long ago your comment was. Sorry

#84

Thatā€™s okay! Better now than never.

#85

Better now than too late. :slight_smile:

#86

Good thing this tread popped up, I find myself really thinking way too much about a b**** who I know isnā€™t good for me, and donā€™t see myself being with, and Iā€™m beating myself wondering why. Iā€™m 7 mins in and the detachment is starting to come, Thank Goodness. I might run GLM after this to fully recover my balls and get back to Important shit in my life.

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#87

Any experience with Commander V2 and fasting? I switched to V2 for my stack as well and I eat non-stop! Old commander was keeping in check this, V2 not so much it seemsā€¦

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#88

All I can say is that I stopped listening to subliminals during my fast, and I think that was wise.

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#89

Putting this here because I think it could benefit someone considering using this sub

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#90

@SaintSovereign @Fire i didnā€™t know where to post this so Iā€™ll post it here. On the sales page for commandeer the picture needs a upgrade in my opinion. It looks very blah looking and not appealing. The description for commander sounds bad ass but the picture for it looks like a John Doe picture.
Idk if itā€™s just me nitpicking

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#91

The picture is of Augustus. He was Romeā€™s first and greatest Emperor. One of the most effective commanders in history. Transformed Rome from a weak republic to the empire we know today

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#92

It looks generic looking, there has to be a better picture of him. Again im probably just nitpicking

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#93

Marcus Aurelius, wasnā€™t too shabby either. Rome had several great people, but as a person Marcus Aurelius is the only one who got close to the ideal of Socratesā€¦a philosopher king

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#94

Rome had terrible dictators. They organized blood baths in the colosseum. If you were not roman you were a commodity a slave. Female slaves were raped and treated like dirt, male slaves likewise were beaten forced to do things against their will. They hunted many animals to the point of extinction purely for pleasure.

I really do not understand why you look upto such people.

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#95

@lovage its interesting you should highlight this i felt the same way with V2.

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#96

Yes, Rome was a terrible place with terrible people.

I donā€™t look up to these people. My comment was just information on Augustus I found and why Saint/Fire would pick a picture of his statue. No personal opinions of mine.

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#97

As a history nerd I have to stop you here. In todayā€™s standards, yes they are absolute monsters. You had to be in order to be able to competently rule these ancient civilizations.

Especially in todayā€™s age we keep forgetting what times were like and we keep comparing people to the standards that we as a society agree to today.

Itā€™s a complete grey area, we really need to look at history with clearer lenses and away from our own societal narratives.

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#98

I mean most kingdoms and empires before the 20th century were really fucked up honestly in modern day thinking. They have amazing accomplishments with certain things but the way they treated their people and everyone else is just disgusting.

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#99

Thatā€™s why I still use V1. I gave V2 multiple tries, but in terms of resucing apetite - not even close.

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#100

@Pyro excellent points so glad we have a historian here in the community who can give us a different perspective.

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#101

Does not that makes you wonder what the view of future historians would say about the current present?

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