"Optimism can be seem as naiveté and dumbness but it can be wielded as deep intelligence," from Lex Fridman in a conversation with Karl Deisseroth youtu.be/OaeYUm06in0?si…

The forces behind #OpenSource are driven by the practicality of speeding up progress and the idealism of transparency. That’s beautiful. But the track record of Homo Sapiens counters the reality of a thriving sustainable world. #Nuclear, #AI, #CRISPR call for rigor, not delusion.

“I live another day to have the privilege to be betrayed again. The opportunity to forgive weakness one more time,” Teddy Atlas via Lex Fridman youtu.be/CVx9IB_U9X4?si…

“Do you have any friends? ‘Yes, I hang out with 100 people day and night.’ I bet you have no friends. Friends need to be tested. Only through tests, do you see your friends,” Teddy Atlas via Lex Fridman

“What a man does in the end is what he meant to do it all along,” from Cus D’Amado via Teddy Atlas and Lex Fridman, thoughts on #forgiveness

Am I a true friend? Friends are revealed through tests. Friends reveal their interest in you, the person you are. Tests and interest expose the true measure of a person, lifting a rare few beyond the theatrics of entertainment #friendship with #Camus and Teddy Atlas

“Living with regret is a life of perpetual solitary confinement,” from Teddy Atlas #regret

One of the greatest depictions of a beautiful interaction between humans and robots via Blood Line: A Rebel Moon Game on Netflix a Lex Fridman #vision #soulful #robots #human #interactions youtu.be/PFWsyzIigMo?si…

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You only have so many fights in you. Pick them carefully. #smartliving

Who are you? People fall into three categories: words, action, results. Rise above the noise and be the one delivering abundantly in action and results but measured with words. Be quick to ditch incompetence and build an exclusive family enshrined in #excellence.

“The ‘shore’ to him was an inferior element, merely serving as a useful annex to the water – a source of necessary supplies,” from An Introduction to Informality by Erskine Childers

“His chapters describing Cape Horn must have been written with an icicle,” from Herman Melville, in Rounding Cape Horn.

“Through hardship to glory” via #ParlayRevival

The fate of mankind depends not on scientific development. “The fate of mankind hinges entirely upon man's moral development,” from #AlbertEinstein