I guess I just need to start doing it and not question it so much
319 karma · joined February 23, 2016
I guess I just need to start doing it and not question it so much
Not sure if that is good or bad.
For the first half of my 20s I didn't leave the house under the assumption that, "if I work hard, I can live where I want to and find a job in a cool place. No reason to make friends now."
I have since replaced that assumption, but it's hard to find meaningful relationships in a place you despise.
I went to college where nothing was happening and nothing is really interesting and I didn't connect with anyone really.
Now, I am reaching 30, and have spent the most of my 20s trying to find a way to move to a place that will make me happy. I'm hoping this will eventually happen, but I have lost a lot of hope.
I don't feel connected to humans whatsoever. However, the greatest joy for me is sitting in front of my computer interacting with you folk.
I don't get social interaction...
Lols, is this how you view open source?
This allows me to build the Alexa that I want to build which is really awesome IMO.
New Macbook Users...
:)
It kind of felt weird to me that Twitter went from this platform of literally starting revolutions to managing expectations of its users in the name "fighting harassment".
I now use it simply to tweet out my latest recipes...
Generally curious. The only solution I see is some empathy machine that allows you empirically experience someone else's experiences (VR perhaps?) along with understanding their feelings while going through those experiences.
I guess I'm asking for the ability to read minds...
I hear about doctors like you, but I have never experienced someone like it in real life.
Maybe one day.
When you have to spend a whole day searching for a terrible doctor in your network, then take a day off only to have said by terrible doctor, "How can I help you." I rage so hard. You aren't helping me, I am your client, now lets get his terrible experience over with.
Also, when you are told you whole life to get your wisdom teeth out only to have part of your jaw suffer from paresthesia for the rest of your life, it makes me wonder why bother.
Death honestly feels like a better option sometimes than dealing with anything in the medical industry
I always use it to "reformat" some terrible behaviors due to stress.
Definitely not the answer to anyone's problems, but perhaps gives a new perspective.
Very rare even in giant corps from my POV
Although I will admit it is hard to start my side project after work and is probably due to being drained.
Easier to look a fool telling jokes than look a fool making a valid point.
edit: or Toastmasters