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Joined 5 years ago
However, it takes more than talent to achieve things in life.
Most successful people in any industry leveraged some talent, with drive, persistence and LUCK to become successful.
Facebook and google both needs to be broken up with anti-trust rules.
Inconvenient “facts” are hidden and censored from platforms.
News people don’t tell the news and truth tellers don’t tell the truth.
The extremes is what’s interesting, that they only go through the cycle if there’s competition. And, it’s fascinating to see in person how their bodies can balloon up so fast.
Lots of women use the competitions as focal point to work on their bodies, fitness and get results.
I know several women that are generally out of shape frumpy looking, but spent time to get into shape for figure completions. They look amazing with model perfect bodies for competition. Then, right after competition, they celebrate by binge eating junk food for days and get fat. Then, the cycle starts over again.
The four quadrants of competence applies.
Q1. Unconscious Incompetence. Q2. Conscious Incompetence. Q3. Conscious competence. Q4. Unconscious Competence.
Most people never leave Q1 phase, just muddling through their career and stagnate or burn out.
It takes lot of effort to jump from Q1 to Q2 and become aware how difficult things are in reality. Some take effort to become better and these types will usually succeed over time.
Lot of senior level people end up in Q3 and it's comfortable zone to be in. But, it takes more significant effort to jump to Q4, where they can gain additional pull to be able to lead and make significant more money.
It's significant journey and the timescale is not linear, it's logarithmic in some situations and extremely long in other situations.
Eating cow and livestock meat is better for people and environment.
They will be much better off eating good quality meats from reputable sources.
NYT and New Yorker and other establishment media outlets are corporate businesses. Their only interest is to push their propaganda narratives to further their own interests and protect their owners and other corporations.