Mikey

Just here. Watching, reading, thinking.

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@Siva_Bharani Andavaa 99k adhu best ah?

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@Arun27892087 @letscinema bro graduated from the Department of Making Shit Up™

[paalakarai paulie @thorfin0110]

Perfect review for Modha Rathri😭😭😭😭

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@muthu_tara life is so 'inna d idhu'

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@kukukadoo y’ll paid for a movie ticket just to recreate watching a torrent on a hotel laptop 😭

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@sunnewstamil 🚶🏻🚶🏻

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@psankar just so you know, you can block youtube shorts in brave browser. plus you get the ad free exp as well yeah?

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@psankar @ehrktia

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@NewsAlgebraIND bro had to spend 11hrs to buy a phone that Blinkit can deliver before he finishes telling us how emotionally connected he is to it

[Saganism @Saganismm]

"The suppression of uncomfortable ideas may be common in religion and politics, but it is not the path to knowledge."

— Carl Sagan

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@kaaego @iam_harryjuana ‘They do’ — source: trust me bro, I watched 7 shows.

omg you guys are insufferable 😭

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@HeyAlherii Apple TV+ takeover is “inevitable” 😭 Girl, you watched 3 Apple shows and started writing Netflix’s obituary. Netflix has a whole library; Apple TV+ has a curated shelf. You’re comparing a supermarket to a boutique and declaring it’ll conquer Netflix because 7 things are pretty

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@AbhiumNaanum உயிரோட நல்லா தான் இருக்காரு.

[Mikey @DeepakIRL]

@Siva_Bharani @HighdudeSocial Siva bro be like

[Auteur House @auteurhouse]

Modern cinama about aliens.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

To be happy, you must eliminate two things: the fear of a bad future and the memory of a bad past.

- Seneca

Seneca (4 BC–65 AD), the Roman Stoic philosopher and advisor to Emperor Nero, believed that much of human suffering is self-inflicted.

In Letters to Lucilius, he wrote, “we suffer more often in imagination than in reality,” suggesting that fear of future misfortune often causes more distress than the misfortune itself. To Seneca, anxiety over what might happen reflected a failure to accept fate and the natural order. The Stoics taught that events beyond our control should be met with calm and reason. What matters is not always what happens, but how we choose to respond.

Seneca also warned against becoming prisoners of the past. In On the Shortness of Life, he argued that people waste their limited time by dwelling on what has already happened or constantly worrying about what comes next. The past is fixed and beyond our control, and repeatedly reliving it through regret or resentment only takes us further away from the present.

This did not mean forgetting the past or abandoning plans for the future. Rather, Seneca believed that becoming emotionally trapped by past suffering or future fears robs us of tranquility. His philosophy emphasized living according to reason, accepting mortality, and recognizing time as our most valuable possession.

For Seneca, freedom from fear and regret was not indifference. It was the ability to master our thoughts, focus on the present, and remain in control of our response to whatever life brings.

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

The trick to learning is enjoying.