I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra.
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
@bodhipaksa as soon as he started talking about quantum I wrote him off as a charlatan
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
Another corporate apology - a statement that observes the form, but not the substance, of an apology - from someone in Epstein's orbit: Deepak Chopra.
The "poor judgment" he uses to excuse himself tends not to be limited to one area of behavior. Sometimes it improves - as in "good judgment comes from bad judgment," or its consequences, when you learn from it. What history teaches us, though, is that humans rarely learn from their mistakes.
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
@bodhipaksa
So, he's not just a nauseating little turd after all.
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
@bodhipaksa I met Deepak Chopra at a party in SoHo(Manhattan) around 30 yrs ago. What he said to me was vague, elastic, anti-scientific bullshit. I was around 30 at the time, so I was very polite in response. I would not be as polite today. I met Demi Moore at that same party. She's far more of a scientist than he'll ever be, and she ain't even trying to be a scientist.
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@bodhipaksa as soon as he started talking about quantum I wrote him off as a charlatan
@johncomic @bodhipaksa my rule is you’re not allowed say anything about quantum anything unless you have equations to do with it. (So I tend to discount interpretations and definitely any quantum woo-woo.)
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
@bodhipaksa arrest these people ... make them poor.
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
@bodhipaksa In my mind he was always a spiritual grifter, just like the healthy life grifters, self help grifters and on and and on ...
They've been around forever and have been revered forever.
They like to take advantage of people, so makes sense he took advantage of little girls.
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@johncomic @bodhipaksa my rule is you’re not allowed say anything about quantum anything unless you have equations to do with it. (So I tend to discount interpretations and definitely any quantum woo-woo.)
@Colman @bodhipaksa right on
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@bodhipaksa In my mind he was always a spiritual grifter, just like the healthy life grifters, self help grifters and on and and on ...
They've been around forever and have been revered forever.
They like to take advantage of people, so makes sense he took advantage of little girls.
@Ox1de Once these people have more wealth than they know what to do with, they want the sensation of power. They want power over bodies. And they want to think of themselves as so important that the law cannot touch them. And so they become monsters.
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@johncomic @bodhipaksa my rule is you’re not allowed say anything about quantum anything unless you have equations to do with it. (So I tend to discount interpretations and definitely any quantum woo-woo.)
@Colman @johncomic "Woo-woo"! Thanks. That was the word I was looking for. I thought of "Quantum mumbo-jumbo" first of all, but that sounded vaguely racist. I knew there was a word...
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
Falls from grace never seem to make men "better" people. In the #usa, it can help them get elected to high government office, though.
As my mother used to say, "things never change, they only get moreso."
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
@bodhipaksa never trust a “spiritual guru” for celebrities. Especially one with money-making and fame seeking intentions. Chopra is the epitome of a spiritual con-man
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
@bodhipaksa These men (and women) are routinely apologizing for the content of their emails, not for their actions. They're sorry they got caught, not sorry they abused other people.
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
Gods and gurus are garbage. Fuck Chopra to the moon and back.
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
@bodhipaksa Deepak Chopra always gave me the charlatan "piece of shit" vibes, especially with his recent quantum BS. I hope he retreats to the Halls of the Forgotten soon...
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
He should just manifest a world where he's not palling around with pedos.
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I've always been suspicious of Deepak Chopra. He's a businessman who presents himself as a spiritual teacher. A lot of what he says is quantum technobabble, designed to manipulate the unwary into thinking he has depths.
So OF COURSE he's in the Epstein files. And OF COURSE half the time he's emailing with Epstein he's repeating his mantra, "bring the girls."
May the news spread wide and far about this shyster. A fall from grace might make him a better person.
chopra-- just another Prince of Woo.
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Falls from grace never seem to make men "better" people. In the #usa, it can help them get elected to high government office, though.
As my mother used to say, "things never change, they only get moreso."
@KathyLK "Never say never," as they say. I teach meditation in prison, and have seen men who have done very bad things turn their lives around.
With someone like Chopra this is probably not impossible, but less likely. Spiritual teachers who do bad things have usually built up a strong set of mechanisms that prevent them taking responsibility for their actions. Going through the motions of repentance can become just another act they use to manipulate people.
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