Lifestyle Philosophy

Say Yes to Actually Rare, Transient Opportunities

-there are opportunities we know are ONLY present now -and there are opportunities which we’re not aware will not present themselves again -and then there are opportunities which CAN, indeed, wait   I think we overrate the latter And underappreciate the transience of most opportunities   Not least because we can’t know the future And …

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Philosophy

Progress is Innately Hierarchies Disruptive

Progress, innovation, tech don’t merely: -improve the life and wealth of everyone -and increase the wealth of the innovators disproportionately, further separating them from the rest of the society   Progress does the creative destruction indeed, where it’s those who derive the most benefits from the current economies of scales, systems and institutions, technological advantages …

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Philosophy

Judge People By Their WORST

Someone’s BEST can be result of many random factors: –LUCK -rare FLASH of brilliance -temporary MOTIVATION -even strategic effort to impress, get a job, etc   Someone’s worst is far less volatile: -it at very least speaks of someone’s MINIMUM STANDARD -it’s the BEST for predicting the future — as it gives a RELIABLE BASELINE …

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Philosophy Spirituality

What It Truly Means To Observe

what would it truly mean to observe? well there would be attention there would be curiosity there would be amusement, enjoyment   what there wouldn’t be would be ME there wouldn’t be “me”, in the observing, the act of observing unless of course you were the subject of the observation   but if you weren’t …

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Philosophy

FORGIVING Is A Form Of NOT GIVING A FUCK

FORGIVING is a form of NOT GIVING A FUCK   It means you refuse to give a FUCK about seeing your pique soothed, your pride indulged, your honour asserted   Should you even give a fuck? See, that’s the decision to be made The problem with giving a fuck, or NOT giving a fuck — …

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Philosophy

When You Know They’re Wrong But Can’t Prove It

Knowing that something IS, and knowing HOW it is, are two different things, obviously. Knowing that something WORKS, vs knowing HOW IT WORKS, are two different things, obviously.   This “obvious” truth is already great wisdom Even greater wisdom is understanding the full consequences of it   A major epistemic consequence are the various common …

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