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Difficulty at the edge is the active ingredient for brain training; comfort is maintenance.
More civility increases safety and decreases friendliness.
Past: Brawn > Brain
Today: the opposite
What is terrible is easy to endure.
– Epicurean philosophy
The body changes slowly. The habits change quickly.
ED doesn’t exist in the quantity we’ve identified.
Man settles. Man mustn’t confirm he’s settled. Wife suggests something must be wrong with him.
There’s nothing wrong with him.
“..the errors which took place in the past are easy to discern, whereas those in the present and future are as yet invisible.”
Power (p. 205)
Life is unfair. Wait until you know you have the advantage.
Tomato: 96% water
Bread: 45% water
Liquidy peanut butter: 1% water
Your couch (made of cotton, foam, and wood) would be labeled: 70% AIR
The farther you can take your reasoning, the more clearly you see that we’re just making up shit.
Success is effective arbitrage đź§
Arbitrage is an unseen advantage 🪄
From work to love or time management, you’ll thrive where you have the advantage.
Life is what happens to you when you're on the way to doing something else.
Joe Rogan on Ultimate Human Podcast #183
"..if you don't have a plan, it means that you're part of someone else's."
"The women who complain that there are no 'good men' around are often the same women who do not situate themselves among 'good men.'"
The Value of Others, p. 340
It's incredible that humans in our current form have existed for 300,000 years AND we only know a somewhat detailed history of 3,000 years or 1%. ONE PERCENT.
"The pain of inaction is toxic, but the pain of change is healing."
p. 16, The Trial by Avery Hayden
"Monotony collapses time; Novelty unfolds it."
p. 77, Moonwalking with Einstein
A court of law is specifically established to prove or disprove conspiracy theories.
"Do the thing; have the power."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Every language developed organically, then we backfilled the grammar rules.
Retirement is having a schedule that is 90% yours.
You will always have unwanted social, family, or religious obligations.
The same evolutionary trait attracting insects to flowers for survival lure humans to cut them.
Given the consistent failure of the world’s brightest minds to accurately predict the limits of knowledge, it is reasonable to assume that knowledge is infinite.
Very smart men, physicists only 100 years ago, denied the existence of atoms because they could not be observed.
We live in a state of error today, tomorrow, and, likely, forever if we assume knowledge is infinite.
Humans are afraid of silence because it would force them to think. That's why music is so popular.
The smartest and dumbest people know the same, in that, they both don't know 99.9% of what there is to know.
A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer.
Bruce Lee
You can tell whether a man is clever by his answers. You can tell whether a man is wise by his questions.
Naguib Mahfouz
"The Master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play..He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence at whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is working or playing. To him he’s always doing both."
The Road Less Stupid (p. 168)



















