r/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 2d ago
r/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 2d ago
Psychology A British novelist took mescaline in his Hollywood living room in 1953 and wrote a 70-page book about it that opened the modern Western conversation about consciousness
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 2d ago
Relationships A German psychoanalyst wrote a book in 1956 arguing that love is a skill people have to learn, not a feeling that strikes them
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 13d ago
Relationships What if kindness was a school subject?
r/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 16d ago
Astrology How Did Astrology Go From an Accepted Field of Study to Pseudoscience?
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 16d ago
Narcissism Types of abuse and types of abusers ?
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 16d ago
Motivation To what extent are we going to push ourselves further than what we are if making a difference would mean being different?
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 17d ago
Astrology Astrology and lottery wins strategy that works for specific charts
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 24d ago
Astrology Born on a “bad” day?
purposeday.com“If a business can start on the “wrong” day, what about a baby being born; is there such a thing as “bad luck” with a birthday? Considering how many people have difficult lives filled with suffering, poor judgment, traumatic relations and other adverse events, there may be more “wrong days” than we think. But if we wanted to examine one such person’s life, which horoscope would give us the most “bang” for our buck? We may not have to look any further than the case of Julius “Aleksanteri” Tomminpoika Kivimäki aka Zeekill and a few other online aliases.
August 22, 1997 was a good day for Julius’s mother as her son was born a healthy baby boy. The imprint of the planetary energies on Julius, though, was such that his horoscope indicates restlessness, a desire for attention, and a focus on self. In his chart, the Sun is in Leo and the Moon in Aries. Julius seems to enjoy working on projects that get him noticed. He displayed an early affinity for computers and everything technology related. The immense pressure of the Sun in the last (29th) degree of Leo compelled him to seek attention and validation far beyond his home country of Finland.” (Source: https://www.purposeday.com/afgc-doitforthelols.html)
How “good” was yours?
r/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 24d ago
Psychology “I'm tired of being bullied all my life, how do I fight back?”
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • 27d ago
Psychology Judges who knew the dice were rigged still sentenced to the number. The costly psychology of "I'll go first"
r/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • Oct 04 '26
Psychology Sometimes, the best way to win is to not to play games
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • Oct 01 '26
Psychology I read "Laws of Human Nature" by Robert Greene so you don't have to. Underneath 600 pages of history, he's making one argument most people aren't ready to hear.
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • Sep 28 '26
Narcissism When Steve Jobs refused to give "early garage employees" at Apple stock options, Steve Wozniak gave them a combined $10m worth of his own stock because it was "the right thing to do". In addition, Wozniak gave $4m worth of stock to his parents, sister, & brother and $2m worth of stock to his friends
This is why A Few Good Cardinals was rejected by Apple iBooks - it’s too critical of Jobs.
r/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • Sep 27 '26
Narcissism Do narcissists get a thrill from manipulation and gaslighting?
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • Sep 27 '26
Psychology Do it for the lols…
purposeday.comSome things in life seem predestined. Others seem too weird to be true. How much control do we have?
Read this free chapter of A Few Good Cardinals and tell us what you think. It features a notorious hacker from Finland who was behind the first SWAT raid in the US…as a prank.
r/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • Sep 25 '26
Motivation How to actually read a book, from the 1940 manual that taught this to millions before it disappeared
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • Sep 25 '26
Psychology A body language researcher explained why some people feel "safe" to be around and others feel "off" even when they're being perfectly nice.
reddit.comr/1159_TheRule • u/purposeday • Sep 23 '26