For most people the hate on status games is largely cope; if they could they would, but they can’t, so they talk about how they don’t want to. You and I, however, are obviously different
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there’s many reasons to be skeptical that “finance culture” as such is a good/healthy thing, but there’s not a single day where i didn’t wish that tech would adopt its wasp norms around basic decency, discretion, and eschewing this gross vulgarity. really low class stuff.
Retardmaxxing has made me healthier tbf. I stopped sleep tracking, started waking up early and exercising first thing. Go to bed early when tired. Works better than optimizing my HRV etc.
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I can tell when a Grailed seller is down bad. Third price drop in a week. Rent due soon, baby mom’s tripping. I smell blood through the screen and start barking like a hound. That’s precisely when I slide a lowball so disgusting Grailed won’t even let me type it in
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My dad was obsessed with Pink Floyd. We watched the film "The Wall" many times over. It was a difficult movie to grasp at ten years old
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A great lesson from games like backgammon, trading, League, etc: when you're down you want maximum volatility, when you're up you want strictly structure. Nietzsche spoke of this
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Filling yourself with takes is a terrible sin akin to gluttony. You can tell when a mind has been stuffing itself all day; it regurgitates it all by evening. The holy mind remains empty, focused, a little hungry
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My boy just made fun of me for setting the time on my watch. Said watches are just jewelry for men, and that his phone already tells the time.
It really is a bull market huh
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When I run, my knees absolutely kill me the next day, but only if I go slow. When I run fast(er) I don’t feel so bad. Is this usual? I’d have expected the opposite
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