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I've never known anyone to get sick from it
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I need sleep. It took me a while to realize that your wife is not a dog.
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I've never known anyone to get sick from it
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I need sleep. It took me a while to realize that your wife is not a dog.
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Cavity search
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Could also be short for Hippocratic oath?
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Anyone else feel like ~99% of their life was kind of wasted?
As others have said, try not to compare yourself to others. You could take inspiration from others, and shape up your own path. You will always lag behind if you follow someone else's path. If you make your own path, then you might be able to walk side-by-side with others. An analogy would be in starting a new business where you wouldn't want to directly compete with established businesses, so you would add your own twist or handle a niche uee case instead.
Also, there's different kinds of success which also depends on perspective.
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TIL Erica Chenoweth et al. studied over 323 movements and found that in aggregate, nonviolent civil resistance was far more effective in producing change
Are the two even comparable in terms of motivation? Violent resistance often stem from the motivation to bring replacement of the current system rather than reform. Often ending up as "resistance" because they lack logistics and resources.
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You just kind of get numb and accept it after a while
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True. Most of us are just working to buy our financial independence. Having my own business is even more challenging.
I've been trying for more than a decade and still poor (doing better than before but still poor), but that's still the plan for me.
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Just got a Switch after decades of PlayStation loyalty.
Overcooked would be a good game to play with your wife.
Celeste is a good platformer. Shovel knight too.
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Netflix...
Also, trailers with English subtitles but not within the episodes.
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After all the horrible things I've done, I'm glad to know that I'm still human... Would a non-human think they understand this?
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What do you think of a mobile app to capture and utilize knowledge?
I was using Obsidian for some time back then. It was pretty useful to associate/graph information to each other, and convenient to write in Markdown format. The learning curve may be a bit steep for some users.
The problem was the capturing and organizing of information took a lot of effort especially when the information grew in time. If you can really make something that makes capturing and organizing information effortless then that would be awesome.