i see manifestation less as asking the universe for something and more as training my mind to see opportunities, go after what i want and prepare myself for it. imagining the life you want is one thing but what you do after that matters just as much, folks.
No, it’s not just covered with grass/ artificial carpet. It adopted ClosureTurf-type landfill reclamation tech that has a laterite and geocomposite covering (it seals the landfill to keep rainwater out, prevent erosion, waste exposure, & support a stable revegetated surface)
And there are several recreational reuse of a ClosureTurf-capped landfills worldwide, esp for low-impact uses (walking paths, open green space, picnic lawns etc) but the Kpone landfill one, hasn’t completely been handed over back to government yet and needs better management plans for any recreational use.
There’s some methane gas in there not covered or collected. That, and leachate at the base are also concerns to be worried about.
But it’s not just a covered borla… and can really be used recreationally
1. Learn the material before you take the course.
2. Blow the course out of the water, no matter how terribly it’s taught.
3. Be first in line for any “smart kid” opportunities: research, internships, recommendations, etc.
4. Compound the advantage. The more “smart kid” opportunities you capitalize on, the more you get.
5. Find your niche. You’re so far ahead that you have plenty of time to explore until you land on a career you love and are amazing at, instead of getting time-pressured into the first thing you’re decent at and don’t hate.
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