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[Infilliono]

Say, "I'm Never Going to Die!" But say it with all the conviction and authority you can muster. Don't say it like you mean it. Say it and Mean it. "I AM NEVER GOING TO DIE." This is the first step in becoming immortal. That is the beggining of immortality is creating it. Admitting it. The next step is backing it up. You have to stick to your word. Do everything you must to never die. Once you admit you will never die you have to follow through. Here is anothing good thing to say like you mean it. Trust me this one is so easy and so valuable it's scary. Say it like you mean it thought. Really mean it. "I am omniscient, I know everything" What'll it hurt to say it. You don't even have to do it out loud. You just have to think it really hard. "I know EVERYTHING THERE IS TO BE KNOWN." You'll be surprised how intelligent you become within a week of admitting that you like you mean it. SHOCKED YOU WILL BE, I promise. Anyways the secret to having what you want is in saying it like you mean it and it will come. Saying it with conviction and authority and asking for things nicely from others. Saying pleas thank you and yourwelcome. Until next time.

Infilliono

[csrpj]

wouldn't saying "i know everything that's to be know" over and over only reinforce that belief about yourself and just make you really close-minded and arrogant, not vastly more intelligent as you say?

[Animal]

There is a difference between cultivating delusion and recognising reality. You can sincerely believe you are omniscient, but that doesn't make it true, it just makes you delusional.

I'm sure many a psychotic individual has yelled out "I AM GOD, I AM INVINCIBLE!" shortly before being shot by a taser, thrown in a cell, and pissed on by juvenile policemen.

[haha]

immortality, oh yeah. I feel most alive one inch from death, favourably at a couple hundred km/h plus.

Life is about reality and a good second of life is worth years of a lower quality life, bring on reality. But then again the mind does/may have the ability to ward of disease to some degree and maybe more than scientist give it credit.
The historical atrocities caused by the quest for immortailty are worth considering.

[Runner]

This website does attract some strange things.

[chrono]

I kinda get what the OP is saying. Like Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich. Supposed to help avoid unconscious patterns of doubt/fear of failure that prevent you from doing what's needed to achieve those goals. Don't think you're meant to literally believe those things; unless you're extremely suggestible, your logical faculties will probably let you know that you don't actually know everything.

A technique with some interesting possibility, though not my style, personally. And not really 'nootropic' in the medicinal sense, though I suppose it could be "mind bending."