I find it to be a deep tragedy how many insanely intelligent people struggle to make money as that is kind of another almost unrelated skillset

Liberating, plenty of time for hobbies, travel, and self-growth, minus partnership compromises or family stress. Flexible routines, financial freedom, and a youthful vibe like an eternal 30-something on adventures. Is solitude freedom or isolation? Mostly the former for me.

you gonna hate me for this but gen z is living the crisis. > pandemic steals your school years > lockdowns steal your social skills > online classes steal your attention span > zoom fatigue becomes your baseline > graduate into chaos > every skill you learn gets outdated > every

Rand We are in the beginning of a vast technological psychosis.

Andy Cool, you live a dull life like the rest of the "Optimization" gurus on social media. Congrats.

Physics, Philosophy, Psychology, Math

‘People don't realise how hard it is to speak the truth to a world full of people who don't realise they're living a lie’ - Edward Snowden

Slavery never ended. It evolved into a system that makes you believe you're free. Centuries ago, slaves worked all day with no pay. But they were fed and sheltered. Today, you work all day, you get paid. Then spend it all on food, water, and shelter. The prison didn't disappear.

When Dostoevsky Said; “People don't want truth; they want comfort dressed as truth.” And Kafka Said; “Yes, reality is too heavy, so they rent illusions and call it happiness.”

“Read all of philosophy” •lists existential writers •expects career ROI •gets uncomfortable •flees to hustle culture Philosophy held up a mirror, you panicked, shut the book, and called thinking a 'rabbit hole' Grind hard, sleepwalk, die efficiently. Mediocre tech-bro sermon

Welcome to late capitalism

School was created to give us a completely false sense of reality. It taught us to judge people’s intelligence on their ability to regurgitate the nonsense they had been taught in school. The 9 to 5 was created so that we would never have enough time to question the whole

In my 30s, I discovered I found greater life satisfaction in being poor and reading a lot of books than in working a job without intellectual simulation.

Paper money was never supposed to be the money. It was a receipt. You deposited gold at a bank. The bank gave you a note that said: "The bearer of this note may redeem it for X amount of gold." That's all a dollar was. A claim ticket. The paper had no value. The gold in the

I like weird people. The black sheep, the odd ducks, the eccentrics, the artists, the loners. People who actually think for themselves, the kind whose morals are not swayed by groupthink. These people have the most beautiful souls.

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In 100 years

some people think I’m arrogant and I don’t value relations cos I don’t compromise with my values. but this is what I truly believe in. I don’t like fake people, and I would do anything to stay true to myself. I refuse to hide my real self to win anything. and I’m willing to