harrall
Joined 1 year ago
Joined 1 year ago
Being intelligent doesn’t mean you still learn new things as you age. Using your brain doesn’t do anything, it’s using your brain in novel ways.
That companion is also bunk. Two entirely different diseases.
Delay your aging by using your brain a fuck ton, all the time, learning brand new things nowhere near anything you already know.
Unsurprisingly my interests are very color-dominant (design, art, fashion) and I do not care for anything where smell matters (wine, coffee, flowers).
California as a whole is still doing pretty well but high housing cost is slowly pulling out the rug from under the state.
But the California legislature does know that and has forced many cities to start building housing but there is still a lot work still in flight.
If you want to learn darts or perfect parallel parking for example, most of the increase in accuracy comes from simply but very deliberately pointing out to your brain where you wanted to land versus where it did land.
We like to usually just do things and hope for the best. Defining success is not something we automatically do and naturally we don’t do it with AI either.
In 2026, most people don’t use technology to buy groceries or order food. Those people are a minority.
It doesn’t prove that you’ve been generally on top of things for the lifetime of the house but the inverse situation where you couldn’t clean one time for guests sure doesn’t.
Most companies just sponsor a team or something, but Red Bull has paid for the baseline infrastructure of many sports.
The truth is diverting money to space exploration is not that popular.
We only got the moon because we were in a battle with the Soviet Union about capitalism vs. communism. It was never about space or science. The instant the Soviet Union collapsed, we reduced NASA’s projects and budgets.
So while I’m not a fan of the circumstances, I need some way for money to go to space exploration and I’m riding this like people rode the Cold War as an excuse to build a moon rocket.