Philosophy

Be More Imitative AND More Original

You should be more imitative AND more original   How’s that possible? Isn’t it mutually exclusive? It’s possible if you’re poor at imitating It’s possible if you’re poor at being original   It’s exactly what happens: You call it originality — but you’re just poor at imitating Or you call it imitating and “doing what …

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Lifestyle

I like when I can’t predict what someone will say

I play the “predicting game“ That includes men I ask myself if I can predict what someone will say   I like it when I can’t predict what someone will say Makes it interesting Makes me learn something   I can’t predict what someone will say because it’s either: -nonsense -or I’m too stupid/ignorant   …

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Philosophy

About Childishness

I see a lot of adult children, childish I asked myself what is childishness?   (I wrote about maturity previously: “About maturity”)   A childish child: -doesn’t have responsibilities -lacks experience -lacks self-awareness (I suppose it’s a function of lacking experience) -doesn’t “fit in” (which is neither innately good nor bad. There is “good abnormal” …

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Philosophy World

SIMPLICITY VS SOPHISTICATION

There’s simplicity. Simple beauty of the things we readily find in this world. Simple beauty of a simple work, and it’s produce.   There’s sophistication. Sophisticated beauty of the things we not so easily find in this world. Sophisticated beauty of a sophisticated work, and it’s sophisticated produce.   Beauty obviously indicates value. Or more …

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Lifestyle

ADAPTABILITY = IMPERTURBABILITY

Anger is frustration with inability to control something. Things don’t go the way you expect -> anger Someone disappointed you, didn’t do what you expected -> anger etc.   Upon getting angry, you can: -choose to stay angry, and direct that anger towards acquisition of more control -choose to stay angry, and direct that anger …

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Philosophy

Understanding Understanding (Labels)

-Variety, diversity means that objects have different properties. E.g. a cat has fur, it purrs, and is cute. Whereas a tree has leaves, a trunk, branches, and grows big -Existence of variety doesn’t preclude existence of a degree of homogeneity. Two objects can have some different properties — and some similar properties -Thus between two …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

OVERTHINKING and OVERACTING

There’s overthinking and overacting. There’s a balance to find.   The QUICKER you can test and tinker and iterate — the less you have to think. Why bother thinking — if problem naturally solves itself anyway.   If the problem is NOT solving itself however — is when you obviously should stop and STRATEGISE. Repeating …

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Lifestyle

You’re Forgetting Too Much

I do believe that FORGETFULNESS is the obvious natural ABSORBING BARRIER It’s just that for absolute majority of people the primary hindrances, even before memory, is simply: -not doing enough (doing in general, and doing new things, iterating) -blindness: some inborn (biases), most learned (einstellung effect, ego, sunk cost, it’s a looooong fucking list) But …

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Philosophy Spirituality

Can’t Solve Delusion with Rationality

When you see an illusion – it doesn’t matter that you “rationally” know that it’s an illusion. You’re still seeing it. The problem is you seeing this illusion, NOT you being “rational” or not. Therefore the only solution is to see the reality, rather than illusion,   Likewise when you believe something — it doesn’t …

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