Lifestyle Philosophy

Being Calm vs Being a Calm Man

You don’t want “be calm” — you want to “be a calm man”.   “Be calm” has wrong connotation in our culture. We make virtue out of staying calm when we’re provoked. We remind ourselves to “be calm” when we’re already LOSING our calm.   This already presupposes LOSING one’s calm. Why do you even …

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Lifestyle Spirituality

Energy Just Is: Find More Energy

Energy just is   Energy just is I don’t know how much energy is available to a single human. What if it’s unlimited? A single human could grab a lot of fucking solar panels and batteries and hoard fucking energy, Sun just is and it fucking soaks us in energy. What if it’s the same …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Solvable and Unsolvable Problems, Overcoming

There are problems you solve — and there are problems you consistently fail to solve.   What characterises problems you consistently fail to solve? -Too big and complex for you to even get going. Barrier of entry, barrier to even starting to make a change is too steep -“Simple but not easy”: hidden layers of …

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Lifestyle Philosophy

Cycle Of Delusion, Pessimism, Enlightenment

It’s a cycle: -delusion, ignorance, denial -acceptance, pessimism, desperation -growth, enlightenment   Examples? –Dunning-Kruger effect –Gartner’s hype cycle –Four stages of competence -and most people you know   Let’s explain the cycle:   DELUSION, IGNORANCE, DENIAL -Anything you’re not knowledgeable about, don’t have significant experience at — you’re basically ignorant about -Since you’re ignorant — …

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Philosophy Spirituality World

Is World Competition or Cooperation?

You can compete or you can cooperate. You can look at the world and see competition — or you can look at the world and see cooperation. To see the world as competition is called “competitive frame”. To see the world as cooperation is called “collaborative frame”.   The world can be competitive or the …

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Lifestyle World

Social Expansion

Men want to obtain value and preserve value. Same is true in the social context: When interacting with the world — you want to OBTAIN VALUE and PRESERVE VALUE.   How do we go about it? By some time in our lives we develop some default STRATEGY: —one which usually errs on the side of …

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Philosophy World

Shame, Shameful, Sincerity

There’s the shameful. And there is shame.   Shameful leads to shame. Unless someone is shameless — then it doesn’t. Likewise shame itself can arise without the shameful. And of course — shameful is not objective.   Shameful is not objective but it obviously doesn’t mean it’s void. Society agrees on what it considers shameful. …

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Lifestyle Philosophy Spirituality

To Be Serious or Not So Serious

Don’t be serious: —not attributing excessive importance to something, and in so not wasting physical and intellectual and emotional energy, and resources too – and then failing anyway, missing the target anyway, because your hands were shaking —not being a prideful, arrogant, conceited, self-important cunt – with all the obvious baggage which comes with it: …

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