512 karma · joined December 2, 2014
Once you’ve processes, ask yourself if your body language reflects what you desire.
Then try to form words.
For having Jesus Christ in its name, I have a hard time believing Jesus is running the board of this corporation and is suggesting billions be spent in investments instead of billions feeding, clothing, housing, and providing healthcare for those in need.
And don’t tell me about their humanitarian efforts. A fraction of their wealth is used on such endeavors.
End of the day, all their leadership cares about is wanting the whole world to volunteer their free time to the local congregation, pay tithing, and do temple ceremonies. Next time you meet a Mormon, ask them to clearly draw a line to what they do in the temple regularly and why that’s what Jesus wants them to do. You’ll see them hit the cognitive dissonance wall.
Now, there is something satisfying optimizing everything (Factorio), especially in a group setting.
One criticism I have of Naval is he thinks anyone can get wealth.
Overall his material is A+ for anyone with average intelligence.