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Challenge of chasing food is gone, but I still walked 12km this morning and feel great right now. Apply this approach to everything else in your life.

The only way I’d ever set foot in the US is if Brazil decided to extradite me. Luckily, we don't extradite our own citizens.

To be honest, the only way to make it more efficient is to use it more, creating an economic incentive to improve the system as a whole. The cognitive impact on future generations is far more important than that.

Gentleman, the Great Filter.

It was circa 2012, and a coworker bought a drone but received an Invisible Bra instead. The unboxing guaranteed the loudest laugh we ever had.

Internet comments are essentially documented bar talk, and once you realize it, you stop angrily arguing with strangers all day.

The original Crysis will be TWENTY YEARS OLD in 2027.

I have a friend/coworker that is verbose af (14min audios discussing something that could be compressed in 100 words) and is not that we’re not interested, but it gets annoying after years and years of text walls.

Being concise is an art by itself and it’s a really good way to express your thinking and convince people, it just needs practice.

Bro got so much downvotes that i can barely read what he wrote

Same. Used to listen 100k+ minutes/year in Spotify, most of it being Racionais MC’s while working and it’s completely gone.

The Wikipedia one always get me. He was like Nostradamus for nerds.

Thank God I lived long enough to forget COVID-era terms.

Seconding this. I only heard about Iran bombing 23 hours after it happened. I was playing SimCity 2013 with my 7yo. I’m reading older books, playing older games, exercising, and keeping a loose eye on AI so I don’t fall too far behind, but I always wait about two months before adopting anything new (like Claude Code, new tools, etc.). I know that’s pretty superficial, but the goal is staying sane, right?