The easiest way to stay confused is to keep everything high-level. Vagueness insulates you from contact with reality.

Most people don't hate math. What they hate is the cognitive friction of missing prerequisites.

Every time someone complains about the ages of the Asoiaf characters I always think of this tweet

Real Londoners don't take anywhere without SE,SW,E,N,NW,W,WC,EC postcodes seriously. So Bromley and Havering etc don't count.

All niggas in this scene know is wasting time 🫩

مسيحية أسلمت تحكي عن سبب إسلامها: “كنت عندما أرتكب الذنوب أذهب إلى الكاهن وأخبره بالذنوب التي عندي، وكان الكاهن يجعلني أسجد أمامه ويجعل من نفسه ( الإله ) في الأرض، وإذا غفر الكاهن غفر الرب في السماء، أي لا توجد مغفرة بدون الكاهن الواسطة! والمصيبة أن الكاهن كان يعرف كل أسراري.

“I am twenty-something years old, is it too late for me to learn math/coding/etc.?” This is one of the most common questions I get, and the answer is no. Plenty of people acquire new skills later in life, including math and coding, even well beyond their twenties, and put them

What a world

Trust the process even when it feels like the whole world is against you

😭😭

So many reasons this is fake 😭

The more proof I give myself the more I shift the goal post and reframe progression as what should have been standard, never satisfied

Congratulations 💯