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To be fair, some transformations are microwavable, in the sense that there's a well known process that gets you to the end, you "just" need the discipline to fo
by bdjsiqoocwk 3y ago
To be fair, some transformations are microwavable, in the sense that there's a well known process that gets you to the end, you "just" need the discipline to follow thru.
- csours 3y ago> you "just" need the discipline to follow thru. I think "discipline"/"motivation" is difficult to communicate for a few reasons - 1. It's different for everyone. 2. It's the product of internal work that can't be seen. 3. It's an internal perception of an internal process. 4. It feels like a real thing that other people should be able to understand.
- bdjsiqoocwk 3y agoOk but I was distinguishes processes for which a recipe exists vs processes for which is doesn't. For example, if I was to be fit vs if I want to be Mr Olympia. For the latter there's no process that guarantees that at the end you'll achieve it. So in a sense, some transformations are microwavable.
- inanutshellus 3y agoI think his point was that "microwaveable" requires the magic pixie dust that is motivation, and ... things that require magic pixie dust aren't actually "microwaveable".
- CipherThrowaway 3y agoIf you need discipline, then it's not microwaveable. That sounds like more of a slow cook.