Atypicality, Transpersonality, Autism [Магазин] 1.0

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Test result: 59 points.
To be honest, I didn’t understand what was supposed to make me feel better.
Since I’m autistic, I didn’t notice any result at all in terms of seeing myself from the outside.)
Essentially, the test consists of a set of standard questions for identifying ASD.
I didn’t see any benefit whatsoever in having "passed" the ASD test "positively."
Could someone here perhaps tell me what they managed to find useful for themselves? I really don’t understand. Honestly. No mockery or complaints intended.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Test result: 59 points.<br /> To be honest, I didn’t understand what was supposed to make me feel better.<br /> Since I’m autistic, I didn’t notice any result at all in terms of seeing myself from the outside.)<br /> Essentially, the test consists of a set of standard questions for identifying ASD.<br /> I didn’t see any benefit whatsoever in having "passed" the ASD test "positively."<br /> Could someone here perhaps tell me what they managed to find useful for themselves? I really don’t understand. Honestly. No mockery or complaints intended.</div>

 

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Test result: 59 points.
To be honest, I didn’t understand what was supposed to make me feel better.
Since I’m autistic, I didn’t notice any result at all in terms of seeing myself from the outside.)
Essentially, the test consists of a set of standard questions for identifying ASD.
I didn’t see any benefit whatsoever in having "passed" the ASD test "positively."
Could someone here perhaps tell me what they managed to find useful for themselves? I really don’t understand. Honestly. No mockery or complaints intended.

Thank you for your feedback.
I’m sorry that you were disappointed with this product. And I’m glad that you already know everything.
I hope that those who don’t know everything yet will be happy with this product.

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<div class="bbWrapper"><blockquote class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote"> <div class="bbCodeBlock-title"> <a href="/school/en/goto/post?id=7627" class="bbCodeBlock-sourceJump" data-xf-click="attribution" data-content-selector="#post-7627">222555 said:</a> </div> <div class="bbCodeBlock-content"> <div class="bbCodeBlock-expandContent "> Test result: 59 points.<br /> To be honest, I didn’t understand what was supposed to make me feel better.<br /> Since I’m autistic, I didn’t notice any result at all in terms of seeing myself from the outside.)<br /> Essentially, the test consists of a set of standard questions for identifying ASD.<br /> I didn’t see any benefit whatsoever in having "passed" the ASD test "positively."<br /> Could someone here perhaps tell me what they managed to find useful for themselves? I really don’t understand. Honestly. No mockery or complaints intended. </div> <div class="bbCodeBlock-expandLink"><a>Click to expand...</a></div> </div> </blockquote>Thank you for your feedback.<br /> I’m sorry that you were disappointed with this product. And I’m glad that you already know everything.<br /> I hope that those who don’t know everything yet will be happy with this product.</div>

 

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Веретенников Сергей , Teacher, I’m very grateful for this course. I had come across it before, but I never thought it could be useful....
I don’t know how to express my gratitude in words, but it feels as though an incredibly heavy burden has been lifted from my soul. Life is falling into place. I can breathe normally....
It became clear immediately after birth that one of the children was unusual, not like everyone else. For some time, this did not cause any problems, apart from the need to adapt to his "uniqueness." I never thought of breaking the child, but the older he gets, the more difficult it becomes to deal with him. And life in society is more difficult for him. Health problems began to pile up because of psychosomatic issues. At one point, I started thinking that I had adapted to the child for no reason, and that he had grown up spoiled and simply needed to be put in his place, more firmly.
61 out of 68... this is an incredible relief... I don’t know what to call it.... this whole course.... it is an indulgence for a parent: that it is not the fault of the parent who did something wrong..... that the child is not mentally ill, that he is normal too, simply different. It is a new direction toward a different style of communicating with the child and relating to him; it is also help for him and an understanding of which path to take toward adaptation. Oh, if only I had known earlier, how much strength and nerves could have been spared.... But most importantly, it is the relief of knowing that it is not your fault that you failed to recognize that "something was wrong"... I always believed in him, and now it is such a relief to understand that I was not wrong....
Teacher, Om Shanti, my deepest respect!!!!!!

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<div class="bbWrapper"><style> .avatar--xss { width: 21px; height: 21px; line-height: 21px !important; margin-right: 2px; } </style> <span> <a href="/school/en/members/veretennikov-sergej.1/" class="avatar avatar--xss" data-user-id="1" data-xf-init="member-tooltip"> <img src="/school/data/avatars/s/0/1.jpg?1704448620" alt="Веретенников Сергей" class="avatar-u1-s" /> </a> <a href="https://www.youryoga.ru/school/en/members/1/" class="username" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" data-user-id="1" data-username="@Веретенников Сергей">Веретенников Сергей</a> </span>, Teacher, I’m very grateful for this course. I had come across it before, but I never thought it could be useful....<br /> I don’t know how to express my gratitude in words, but it feels as though an incredibly heavy burden has been lifted from my soul. Life is falling into place. I can breathe normally....<br /> It became clear immediately after birth that one of the children was unusual, not like everyone else. For some time, this did not cause any problems, apart from the need to adapt to his "uniqueness." I never thought of breaking the child, but the older he gets, the more difficult it becomes to deal with him. And life in society is more difficult for him. Health problems began to pile up because of psychosomatic issues. At one point, I started thinking that I had adapted to the child for no reason, and that he had grown up spoiled and simply needed to be put in his place, more firmly.<br /> 61 out of 68... this is an incredible relief... I don’t know what to call it.... this whole course.... it is an indulgence for a parent: that it is not the fault of the parent who did something wrong..... that the child is not mentally ill, that he is normal too, simply different. It is a new direction toward a different style of communicating with the child and relating to him; it is also help for him and an understanding of which path to take toward adaptation. Oh, if only I had known earlier, how much strength and nerves could have been spared.... But most importantly, it is the relief of knowing that it is not your fault that you failed to recognize that "something was wrong"... I always believed in him, and now it is such a relief to understand that I was not wrong....<br /> Teacher, Om Shanti, my deepest respect!!!!!!</div>

 

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62 points out of 68. That explains a lot I didn’t even identify some of the traits—I thought many people were like that. And I didn’t remember other characteristics, especially those from childhood, until I saw them in the test. Shortly before discovering the course, it dawned on me that some personality traits probably cannot be changed, and that one needs to learn to live comfortably with them and find a social circle that will respond with understanding. And then, suddenly, all of them showed up in the test in different variations. It’s very reassuring; it feels like a huge weight has been lifted from my shoulders.
Even if a bear hasn’t learned to ride a bicycle skillfully, it probably shouldn’t worry about it: first and foremost, it’s a bear)))
Thank you so much for the course!

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<div class="bbWrapper">62 points out of 68. That explains a lot <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite24" alt=":unsure:" title="Unsure :unsure:" data-shortname=":unsure:" /> I didn’t even identify some of the traits—I thought many people were like that. And I didn’t remember other characteristics, especially those from childhood, until I saw them in the test. Shortly before discovering the course, it dawned on me that some personality traits probably cannot be changed, and that one needs to learn to live comfortably with them and find a social circle that will respond with understanding. And then, suddenly, all of them showed up in the test in different variations. It’s very reassuring; it feels like a huge weight has been lifted from my shoulders.<br /> Even if a bear hasn’t learned to ride a bicycle skillfully, it probably shouldn’t worry about it: first and foremost, it’s a bear)))<br /> Thank you so much for the course!</div>

 

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Канал Марии: https://www.youtube.com/@Crazymarydi/videos

Многим он поможет.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Канал Марии: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@Crazymarydi/videos" target="_blank" class="link link--external" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.youtube.com/@Crazymarydi/videos</a><br /> <br /> Многим он поможет.<br /> <br /> <span data-s9e-mediaembed="youtube"><span><span style="background:url(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/82kL6xBNbgI/hqdefault.jpg) 50% 50% / cover" data-s9e-mediaembed-iframe='["allowfullscreen","","scrolling","no","style","background:url(https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/82kL6xBNbgI\/hqdefault.jpg) 50% 50% \/ cover","src","https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/82kL6xBNbgI"]'></span></span></span></div>

 

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Everything Maria talks about is familiar to me firsthand, and yes, it is very difficult for someone like this to live among people who do not think logically, based on facts, but instead rely on illogical patterns. I never understood why people don’t see the obvious!!!? At some point, I came to the conclusion that there was no point in telling such people anything at all—it’s like throwing peas at a wall; they will just bounce off anyway. This also led me to understand that it is better to live alone than with someone who understands nothing. After all, loneliness at least somewhat shields you from all the madness happening around you. And I also understand that many people will not understand what I am writing now, but I’ve already gotten used to it
But there is also a very positive aspect to all this: I always find a solution to a problem very quickly in a critical situation, and that often saves my life.
There is only one thing I don’t understand: why did people like me come into this strange world of ours?

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<div class="bbWrapper">Everything Maria talks about is familiar to me firsthand, and yes, it is very difficult for someone like this to live among people who do not think logically, based on facts, but instead rely on illogical patterns. I never understood why people don’t see the obvious!!!? At some point, I came to the conclusion that there was no point in telling such people anything at all—it’s like throwing peas at a wall; they will just bounce off anyway. This also led me to understand that it is better to live alone than with someone who understands nothing. After all, loneliness at least somewhat shields you from all the madness happening around you. And I also understand that many people will not understand what I am writing now, but I’ve already gotten used to it<img class="smilie smilie--emoji" alt="😉" title="Winking face :wink:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f609.png" data-shortname=":wink:" /><br /> But there is also a very positive aspect to all this: I always find a solution to a problem very quickly in a critical situation, and that often saves my life.<br /> There is only one thing I don’t understand: why did people like me come into this strange world of ours?</div>

 

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Maria’s example, along with that of other people, shows that this diagnosis is not made in backward countries. For example, Maria was not diagnosed in Russia.
She saw three psychiatrists in Russia, and everywhere, WITHOUT ANY EXAMINATION WHATSOEVER, they immediately made a snap diagnosis: "You’re just a girl who made this up; you don’t have autism or autism spectrum disorder..." And these were psychiatrists, medical professionals supposedly of a high standard!

That’s how it is.

But she didn’t give up. She went to the “decaying” West. In Italy, after a personal and thorough assessment, she was diagnosed with autism.

And this is important! Because afterward, she found peace and UNDERSTANDING of herself.

But in backward countries, not only do they fail to diagnose people, nothing is adapted for such children, let alone such adults.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Maria’s example, along with that of other people, shows that this diagnosis is not made in backward countries. For example, Maria was not diagnosed in Russia.<br /> She saw three psychiatrists in Russia, and everywhere, WITHOUT ANY EXAMINATION WHATSOEVER, they immediately made a snap diagnosis: "You’re just a girl who made this up; you don’t have autism or autism spectrum disorder..." And these were psychiatrists, medical professionals supposedly of a high standard!<br /> <br /> That’s how it is.<br /> <br /> But she didn’t give up. She went to the “decaying” West. In Italy, after a personal and thorough assessment, she was diagnosed with autism.<br /> <br /> And this is important! Because afterward, she found peace and UNDERSTANDING of herself.<br /> <br /> But in backward countries, not only do they fail to diagnose people, nothing is adapted for such children, let alone such adults.</div>

 

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Can a person be both an empath and autistic at the same time? They seem like opposite conditions.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Can a person be both an empath and autistic at the same time? They seem like opposite conditions.</div>

 

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@2345,there is nothing contradictory here,autistic people are very sensitive; we feel many times more than ordinary people. But because of our straightforwardness (saying everything plainly, not beating around the bush with the person we're talking to, not flattering), some people mistake this for insensitivity. But that is absolutely not the case! We simply see no point in it; for us, the main thing is to help people with advice, to help solve a problem somehow, rather than cry along with them.

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<div class="bbWrapper">@2345,there is nothing contradictory here,<a href="https://www.youryoga.ru/school/en/attachments/screenshot_20230609-103046_chrome-jpg.4451/" target="_blank" class="js-lbImage"><img src="https://www.youryoga.ru/school/data/attachments/4/4451-5301a525056eff05eb35d40329a760f0.jpg" class="bbImage " style="" alt="Screenshot_20230609-103046_Chrome.jpg" title="Screenshot_20230609-103046_Chrome.jpg" /></a>autistic people are very sensitive; we feel many times more than ordinary people. But because of our straightforwardness (saying everything plainly, not beating around the bush with the person we're talking to, not flattering), some people mistake this for insensitivity. But that is absolutely not the case! We simply see no point in it; for us, the main thing is to help people with advice, to help solve a problem somehow, rather than cry along with them.</div>

 

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Here is another video that describes people with autism very accurately.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Here is another video that describes people with autism very accurately.<br /> <span data-s9e-mediaembed="youtube"><span><span style="background:url(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qODRA7NzcBo/hqdefault.jpg) 50% 50% / cover" data-s9e-mediaembed-iframe='["allowfullscreen","","scrolling","no","style","background:url(https:\/\/i.ytimg.com\/vi\/qODRA7NzcBo\/hqdefault.jpg) 50% 50% \/ cover","src","https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/embed\/qODRA7NzcBo"]'></span></span></span></div>

 

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Can a person be both an empath and autistic? They seem like opposite conditions.

In this Shop product, I say that, essentially, what Yogis strive for is something autistic people have from birth.
Not everything, of course, but there are many similarities.

People often think that autistic people cannot empathize because they speak bluntly, without caring how it will affect the other person.
But isn't that exactly what Gurus do...
Or old friends. Or parents.

Only a true Friend can say something honestly and directly.

Autistic people find it strange to spend so much time rehashing the same thing in the realm of feelings.

Where one can simply take action, ordinary people are ready to talk and discuss their feelings for years, without ever doing anything...

And that is how their entire lives pass.

For Yogis and autistic people, everything is completely different. That is why there are so many well-known people among them.

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<div class="bbWrapper"><blockquote class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote"> <div class="bbCodeBlock-title"> <a href="/school/en/goto/post?id=17219" class="bbCodeBlock-sourceJump" data-xf-click="attribution" data-content-selector="#post-17219">2345 said:</a> </div> <div class="bbCodeBlock-content"> <div class="bbCodeBlock-expandContent "> Can a person be both an empath and autistic? They seem like opposite conditions. </div> <div class="bbCodeBlock-expandLink"><a>Click to expand...</a></div> </div> </blockquote>In this Shop product, I say that, essentially, what Yogis strive for is something autistic people have from birth.<br /> Not everything, of course, but there are many similarities.<br /> <br /> People often think that autistic people cannot empathize because they speak bluntly, without caring how it will affect the other person.<br /> But isn't that exactly what Gurus do...<br /> Or old friends. Or parents.<br /> <br /> Only a true Friend can say something honestly and directly.<br /> <br /> Autistic people find it strange to spend so much time rehashing the same thing in the realm of feelings.<br /> <br /> Where one can simply take action, ordinary people are ready to talk and discuss their feelings for years, without ever doing anything...<br /> <br /> And that is how their entire lives pass.<br /> <br /> For Yogis and autistic people, everything is completely different. That is why there are so many well-known people among them.</div>

 

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Interesting, thank you for the explanations.
Perhaps Yogis have acquired autism. And perhaps there is then a way out into neurotypicality.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Interesting, thank you for the explanations.<br /> Perhaps Yogis have acquired autism. And perhaps there is then a way out into neurotypicality.</div>

 

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Веретенников Сергей , after watching a considerable number of videos in which people on the autism spectrum describe how they survive in this world, I asked myself a question. Why do neurotypical people always persecute autistic people? And I remembered that a long time ago I heard some prediction (I don't remember whose), but it said that in the near future more and more people with an autistic "disorder" would be born. In connection with this, I had the thought that a radical replacement of the Earth's population is taking place. This assumption explains why neurotypical people attack those on the autism spectrum. Many autistic people even say that neurotypical people seem to sense them with some kind of sixth sense, no matter how well they mask.
And it suddenly dawned on me: are they (the neurotypical people) fighting for survival, for a place in the sun?
By the way, these thoughts of mine echo information about Human Design, which also says that new people will begin to be born in 2027.

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<div class="bbWrapper"><style> .avatar--xss { width: 21px; height: 21px; line-height: 21px !important; margin-right: 2px; } </style> <span> <a href="/school/en/members/veretennikov-sergej.1/" class="avatar avatar--xss" data-user-id="1" data-xf-init="member-tooltip"> <img src="/school/data/avatars/s/0/1.jpg?1704448620" alt="Веретенников Сергей" class="avatar-u1-s" /> </a> <a href="https://www.youryoga.ru/school/en/members/1/" class="username" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" data-user-id="1" data-username="@Веретенников Сергей">Веретенников Сергей</a> </span>, after watching a considerable number of videos in which people on the autism spectrum describe how they survive in this world, I asked myself a question. Why do neurotypical people always persecute autistic people? And I remembered that a long time ago I heard some prediction (I don't remember whose), but it said that in the near future more and more people with an autistic "disorder" would be born. In connection with this, I had the thought that a radical replacement of the Earth's population is taking place. This assumption explains why neurotypical people attack those on the autism spectrum. Many autistic people even say that neurotypical people seem to sense them with some kind of sixth sense, no matter how well they mask.<br /> And it suddenly dawned on me: are they (the neurotypical people) fighting for survival, for a place in the sun?<br /> By the way, these thoughts of mine echo information about Human Design, which also says that new people will begin to be born in 2027.</div>

 

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Should we open a separate topic to discuss this issue?
There is something to discuss, for example, a way out of this state.

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<div class="bbWrapper">Should we open a separate topic to discuss this issue?<br /> There is something to discuss, for example, a way out of this state.</div>

 

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369 , it is better to act in the spirit of tolerance.
Everything has its place under the Sun.
Evolution itself will decide who belongs where.

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<div class="bbWrapper"><style> .avatar--xss { width: 21px; height: 21px; line-height: 21px !important; margin-right: 2px; } </style> <span> <a href="/school/en/members/369.41/" class="avatar avatar--xss" data-user-id="41" data-xf-init="member-tooltip"> <img src="/school/data/avatars/s/0/41.jpg?1764221620" alt="369" class="avatar-u41-s" /> </a> <a href="https://www.youryoga.ru/school/en/members/41/" class="username" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" data-user-id="41" data-username="@369">369</a> </span>, it is better to act in the spirit of tolerance.<br /> Everything has its place under the Sun.<br /> Evolution itself will decide who belongs where.</div>

 

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Веретенников Сергей , I’m just once again trying to find an excuse for “normal” people.

There is something to discuss—for example, how to get out of this state.

This is not a state; it is a new kind of humanity.

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<div class="bbWrapper"><style> .avatar--xss { width: 21px; height: 21px; line-height: 21px !important; margin-right: 2px; } </style> <span> <a href="/school/en/members/veretennikov-sergej.1/" class="avatar avatar--xss" data-user-id="1" data-xf-init="member-tooltip"> <img src="/school/data/avatars/s/0/1.jpg?1704448620" alt="Веретенников Сергей" class="avatar-u1-s" /> </a> <a href="https://www.youryoga.ru/school/en/members/1/" class="username" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" data-user-id="1" data-username="@Веретенников Сергей">Веретенников Сергей</a> </span>, I’m just once again trying to find an excuse for “normal” people.<br /> <blockquote class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote"> <div class="bbCodeBlock-title"> <a href="/school/en/goto/post?id=17462" class="bbCodeBlock-sourceJump" data-xf-click="attribution" data-content-selector="#post-17462">2345 said:</a> </div> <div class="bbCodeBlock-content"> <div class="bbCodeBlock-expandContent "> There is something to discuss—for example, how to get out of this state. </div> <div class="bbCodeBlock-expandLink"><a>Click to expand...</a></div> </div> </blockquote>This is not a state; it is a new kind of humanity.</div>

 

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369 , in developed countries we see very strong efforts to avoid infringing on anyone’s rights.
This is a very beneficial trend.
It should not be the case that anyone has to fight for survival. Ideally, our evolution should move toward recognizing the importance of every person, whoever they may be.

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<div class="bbWrapper"><style> .avatar--xss { width: 21px; height: 21px; line-height: 21px !important; margin-right: 2px; } </style> <span> <a href="/school/en/members/369.41/" class="avatar avatar--xss" data-user-id="41" data-xf-init="member-tooltip"> <img src="/school/data/avatars/s/0/41.jpg?1764221620" alt="369" class="avatar-u41-s" /> </a> <a href="https://www.youryoga.ru/school/en/members/41/" class="username" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" data-user-id="41" data-username="@369">369</a> </span>, in developed countries we see very strong efforts to avoid infringing on anyone’s rights.<br /> This is a very beneficial trend.<br /> It should not be the case that anyone has to fight for survival. Ideally, our evolution should move toward recognizing the importance of every person, whoever they may be.</div>

 

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Веретенников Сергей , yes, but there are also underdeveloped countries , so what should we do—wait until some destroy others?
I don’t understand how people who consider themselves normal can behave so abnormally.

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<div class="bbWrapper"><style> .avatar--xss { width: 21px; height: 21px; line-height: 21px !important; margin-right: 2px; } </style> <span> <a href="/school/en/members/veretennikov-sergej.1/" class="avatar avatar--xss" data-user-id="1" data-xf-init="member-tooltip"> <img src="/school/data/avatars/s/0/1.jpg?1704448620" alt="Веретенников Сергей" class="avatar-u1-s" /> </a> <a href="https://www.youryoga.ru/school/en/members/1/" class="username" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" data-user-id="1" data-username="@Веретенников Сергей">Веретенников Сергей</a> </span>, yes, but there are also underdeveloped countries <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" alt="🤨" title="Face with raised eyebrow :face_with_raised_eyebrow:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f928.png" data-shortname=":face_with_raised_eyebrow:" />, so what should we do—wait until some destroy others?<br /> I don’t understand how people who consider themselves normal can behave so abnormally.</div>