>“manifest determination to make things happen.” In my family, my mother always called this as "Reality Bending" (no relation to airbender) -- but they referre

>“manifest determination to make things happen.” In my family, my mother always called this as "Reality Bending" (no relation to airbender) -- but they referred to Jobs' "reality distortion field" My father had this to great effect. My brother has it to a certain degree. I used to have it in spades when I was younger - but I have become "will-power" complacent in my older years, which snowballs into to depression. I certainly feel getting dumber as I age - which is in part to the fact that I had a vast amount of information relating to my job when I was younger in my head - but now a ton of the knowledge I once had on quick access is simply obsolete. Here is a quick example. When I was ~20 someone I knew had accidentally changed ALL the display UI elements in Windows 95 to black. Just by memory I could hit start and navigate to settings and display and fixed it back to normal - all by memory. I couldnt even tell you where any of those setting were as fast on W95 today even if I had the machine in front of me and access to google.