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aintmeit
4y ago
Make a bigger mess. I want it.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Hey you! I've read the blog. It's magnificent. I looked at your garden. It's incredible. Love love love. Live, laugh, love. Cheers.
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aintmeit
4y ago
A+
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aintmeit
4y ago
As long as your aim is better than Dick Cheney's everything will be alright.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Quitting something addictive is never that easy. You'll be back in less than a week. I wonder if you'll even last 24 hours.
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aintmeit
4y ago
That's what happens when you stack risk. The whole house of cards comes tumbling down.
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aintmeit
4y ago
You'll be back on those platforms soon enough. That's the pattern.
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aintmeit
4y ago
They would be aroused by your unpublished writing?
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aintmeit
4y ago
None. My initials could also stand for the phrase Can't Code .
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aintmeit
4y ago
But the chaos created is for whom?
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aintmeit
4y ago
Hey, your username reminds me of the statistical measure called p-value . I hope Save All will help people beat the odds and cast off the shackles of the power law as it's applied to the act of learning.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Will do. You keep iterating too!
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aintmeit
4y ago
Exactly. The sun also rises .
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aintmeit
4y ago
And what a game changer that was.
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aintmeit
4y ago
I think there's a one-in-one chance of what you say happening because it's already started.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Will keep that in mind for the next times. Keep iterating, right?
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aintmeit
4y ago
You can't spell obsequious without the letters I , O , U .
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aintmeit
4y ago
Hey stranger. Waves
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aintmeit
4y ago
> Feels bad but can't seem to do much else. > I don't feel bad. I don't care. ??? You seem smart. You do you.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Honestly, option A sounds as good as option B. Either way, I'm feeling an even keel 7/10. Not a bad outcome for choosing to be rational. By the way, if you're neither violent, nor criminal, and only sometimes a liar, you'
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aintmeit
4y ago
Near/far/wherever you are...
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aintmeit
4y ago
Character is destiny. You were always the villain. Guess how that goes?
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aintmeit
4y ago
And even if it broke, don't (can't) fix it.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Exaxtly. It's only mind-games.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Yes, maybe the next Substack article will be the blog that saves you. Maybe it'll tell you how to free yourself from the checkmate that fate has you in.
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aintmeit
4y ago
I once read a description of risk like so: slowly at first; then, suddenly. If you thought things were bad, it's only going to get worse at an increasing rate.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Let's play a (squid) game of best-case scenario/worst-case scenario. Let's say you study a new subject up until the point that you feel the diminishing returns were no longer worth your effort. So like a one-trick pony, you c
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aintmeit
4y ago
Because we have to live out our destinies. What don't you get? Mutual assured destruction was promised, and it will be delivered. It must be delivered.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Rationally, of course. You're free from something that undermines your clarity every waking moment of the day.
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aintmeit
4y ago
Why would I care what anyone thinks?
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