Idk where this will go, but I will ride the bubble/pyramid.
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Idk where this will go, but I will ride the bubble/pyramid.
Nothing about M is intimidating, since I've done it many times before. The most intimidating thing is to focus on the task at hand the whole time. I'm so used to talking to people, texting people close to me, thinking about others etc.
My biggest fear is that revert to having my own rave. Playing music and texting other people.
Other hedge funds are making it seem like it's cool for retail investors to HODL GME.
Then they're gonna pull out and take all the money from the retail.
It didn't make much sense. I was basically stuck with time/reality changing and moving onward, even though I was resisting it. I think I was physically moving myself in a circle on my bed, trying to resist reality.
Then it ended and that was it. Wasn't enjoyable, and didn't learn much. Perhaps just a metaphor that you can't resist the true reality and moving of life.
Next time I'll definitely do out while hiking instead.
I've found during techno shows I did spend a good amount of time dancing with my eyes closed, trying to dig in. But that wasn't at all the focus... so maybe a true solo experience would be better.
Also, did you listen to music solo? Or is that also a distraction.
I've gathered that it's best to drop the L and then the M at about T+3 hours.
Only advantage they have is branding. Which is good, but companies like BMW have the premium brand down good too.
Nobody is gonna trust the car to drive while they're napping or working on their laptop lol.
TSLA has nothing unique besides brand and battery tech. Battery tech is definitely going to be ubiquitous in a decade. They're already nearing an ideal range and charge time for average usecase.
Like I said, self driving is like a nerdy "cool feature". Nobody is gonna do something on their computer or take a nap or something.
I have 2g-equivalent vials. I tried about an eighth once, which is about 250mg. That worked really well but just for a day or two.
What's your dose, is it extract or raw material?
It's gonna be tough or impossible.
Yeah I mean going off of the great burnout comment before, it's that the negative mental pathways are being carved super deep every day by your continued effort -> failure (or perceived failure by you or manager).
I wonder if mushrooms/acid/mdma can help cure professional burnout faster?
How's being a bike mechanic money-wise? If you have a solid amount of capital built up from grinding as a soft engr, that could be a nice segway for a time.
Also, labeling things could help you explain the world better... but it doesn't always lend to the creation of new things. Like just knowing about these "mental models" isn't going to spur you on to think of a new one. A new one will be made organically to respond to events in the present. Not in pondering the past or future.
People want to expend as little energy as possible, which is understandable. But that lets them get tricked into all of this stuff.
Good to realize that "you can't get something for nothing".
There's people in the language meetup circles that can discuss a language at length, etc and not even speak it well. They spent so much time learning factoids etc about it without actually immersing and gaining that "on the ground" ability.
No amount of research is going to let you speak colloquial spanish in the countryside of Colombia, or wherever.
You literally just described what a sphere is. It’s the collection of points in every possible direction, equidistant from a center point.
Actually for me it’s mainly the fear of doing something trite, that’s already been done a million times. I always think “oh what’s the point, this has been done before”.
But I’m starting to think that everybody hits that stage. People great at what they do hit it, keep pushing out of either strong will or just curiosity, and end up making it (or a facet of it) their own.
If you want to die on the hill of a subjective concept of morality, fine. But I don’t and I don’t think most do.