Meth...got it.

Why would I go to the bottom of the Mariana Trench?

That's awsome

Was reading this between sets of squats at the gym and now I'm crying, fuck.

I looked up and it doesn't have 2 meanings, but 4:

1 a : an unpleasant often strong emotion caused by anticipation or awareness of danger
b(1) : an instance of this emotion
(2) : a state marked by this emotion

2 : anxious concern : solicitude

3 : profound reverence and awe especially toward God

4 : reason for alarm : danger

Haha, now I understand why I fear your mom.

That's actually not true when people make shushes and dismissals when someone talks about the behemoth in the room. No oh hell no we pretend that's a good thing or else nevermind.

Hello there

Does that mean the towers were rebuild?

So I DO need to jump off a pier at night into dark infested ocean water with things I can’t see touching me?! Darn.

On a second topic, children need space to make mistakes. Creating an environment where your children are free to express themselves and practice trial and error is how competence develops. If you've got a camera recording all the time and uploading to social media that footage is forever. When trial and error results in permanence, they set the bar lower. Smothers the healthy development of risk vs reward competence. Policies in school and home need to minimize that data collection.

Wait, it should say this instead :

"You don't have enough
You don't do enough
You are not enough
Move! Act! Change!"

If it don't say that, it's demotivational...

“Need to do” are you suggesting I need to fuck a snake!?

I wanted another outcome, where the pile kept increasing until it fell on the bed

I fear hard recreational drugs.

My boss is always trying to get me to listen to Dave Ramsey! Haha I guess I will have to start listening!

I have not but I will check it out! Thanks!

"Speed running the minefield" is a useful principle.

When learning new information creating a feedback loop with rapid response is useful. This helps you fine-tune quickly into proper technique. Learn to overcome unseen pitfalls.

In areas the consequences of mistake are not game ending, the faster you can make mistakes and extract information from them the better. This may be studying professional certifications. The sweet spot is getting somewhere around 60% correct. If you aren't making mistakes, stop studying that section and move to the next topic.

If designing software products, you can rapidly iterate. An error or a development in the wrong direction can be quickly changed. It's not the same as a factory assembly line that may require months and high costs to change. So, this benefits from speed run the minefield. Go out fast and hard, hit all the bumps, and put the lessons learned into improving the processes.

With that framework the best that can happen is a failure. Those are the things you get expensive information from.

NICE!

Yess that!! What’s that? And why call it “Karma?” Lol

Youtube is so good for expressing your passion. You get a chance to make money doing it and if it never happens atleast you had fun. Tho alot of people have passion for money and unfortunately results in some misinformative fake videos or just negative negative videos.

This is basically the main tenant of cognitive behavioral therapy. Build up to the trigger over time and the response to it dissipates

Get a divorce? Probably…

In tears

I should probably stick my dick into a bee hive