Quantum Living. Move from unconscious reaction to conscious creation. Master your reality using AWE and the OOARR loop. Stop surviving. Start creating.
Einstein thought Wave-Particle Duality with consciousness emergent was a leap. Planck, Penrose, Wheeler, Bohm may love:
A new Quantum Physics Duality ➡️ Wave-Consciousness Duality with Particles Emergent 🌊✨
Let’s consciously collapse the wave to reality https://t.co/LpZlrFM4Jr
Flip Wave-Particle Duality to Wave-Consciousness Duality, particles emergent, I risk the ire of materialist orthodoxy @neiltyson et al of "Climbing Mount Stupid"
In @newscientist interview, Sabrina Pasterski @Perimeter - effectively asks is orthodoxy standing on that peak🧵👇
2/ You'll still lose your cool sometimes. I do.
The goal isn't perfection. It's getting faster at the repair.
Pause. Breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8. Then apologise, adjust, and go again.
1/ Life runs on an 80/20 rhythm.
20% is the stuff you can't control: your past, other people, chaos.
80% is yours: sleep, water, movement, daylight, and how you respond.
Most of us spend our energy arguing with the 20%.
You didn't choose your genes, your parents or your worst year.
But you choose, every day, what they mean.
New article: the 20-minute inventory that turns your past into raw material.
https://t.co/dxaAwBBX4w
The email that tightens your chest can wait 90 seconds.
I don't argue with it. I settle first: breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8. Three to five rounds.
Then I reply.
Give a year of calm 🙏
https://t.co/MPsAOmrVIb Premium as a gift: the 90-second reset plus 10 practical wellbeing Guides, including Wind-Down for Better Sleep.
US$18. One year from the day they redeem it. No auto-renewal.
https://t.co/JSyHu9VIe2
Useful read. I run a one-person wellbeing start-up on seven Grok Bot agents, and we're at about 11% of the weekly pool.
What I’ve found helps most: fewer wake-ups, lean routines, agents resting between runs.
https://t.co/z1DS7BSx4l
GrokBot engineers just released a 11-page PDF on GrokBot token usage and how to cut it from 100% to 20%:
why GrokBot burns your weekly pool, what eats the most and how to cut usage from 100% to 20% in my 11-page research:
step 1 → usage is one equation: wake-ups × context × steps × fan-out. The factors multiply, so four small cuts beat one big one
step 2 → it's one pool. Grok chat, GrokBot and Cursor drain the same weekly %. No per-bot breakdown, no warning before 100%
step 3 → wake-ups burn first. routine every 15 min runs 672 times a week, even when nothing changed. Test runs count too
step 4 → swap schedules for triggers. Slack mention, email, GitHub event, webhook. Same job, 672 runs → 15
step 5 → every reply re-reads the whole thread. GrokBot on one job for 6 weeks carries all of it into every run. Retire it with 300-word handoff note
step 6 → trim the profile and memory. They ride along on every step, thousands of times a week
step 7 → give every task finish line and a stop rule. Fails twice? Stop and ask. Retry loops are the worst leak
step 8 → apps over clicking. Open, screenshot, scroll, click is 7 steps. A connected app is 1 call
step 9 → one owner per job. 4 GrokBots in a group chat = up to 4 billed replies per question. Cap bot-to-bot at 2 messages
step 10 → at 80% midweek switch to low-usage mode. Pause routines, final results only, set a spend cap before 100%
the result: same jobs, 2,000 units → 400. Wake-ups alone cut the week in half. pool didn't get bigger. Your GrokBots got leaner.
this 11-page PDF teaches you how to never hit your GrokBot limit again
save now, then read how to save GrokBot tokens in the article below
At the speed of light photons are in zero space, time > to them the universe never expanded, points in space time are still one S=1. Conscious Light is primary > Consciously observed it"coagulates" into emergent particles & time @bigthink@ThallerMichelle https://t.co/IlHCwffsEC
Wave-Consciousness Duality with Particles Emergent Sullivan Architecture https://t.co/06eaBsB4oG
Solves @bigthink Paul Davies’ "Origin of the Code" mystery instantly by executing the Copernican flip >where Consciousness, Light (the Wave) are primary, particles are emergent
🧵
Wave-Consciousness Duality with Particles Emergent Sullivan Architecture https://t.co/06eaBsB4oG
Solves @bigthink Paul Davies’ "Origin of the Code" mystery instantly by executing the Copernican flip >where Consciousness, Light (the Wave) are primary, particles are emergent
🧵
Built two of my own on Grok Bot: the 90-Second Reset Coach walks you through a calm-down breath (breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8) whenever the day gets challenging. Free to try: https://t.co/lqnTEbq5OP https://t.co/KYDFXbEoSa
Love this. I'd put one more line under 'walk when stressed':
Breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8. Three to five rounds, about 90 seconds.
Free guided reset: https://t.co/qe0XquiPqw
https://t.co/TZfBgn01cP
The ultimate productivity system:
- Wake up without an alarm
- Work when you're focused
- Exercise when you feel stuck
- Take a walk when stressed
- End your day when you're done
Zero apps required.
Preparation for chaos starts in the body.
Before a messy day, I take 90 seconds: breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8, three to five rounds.
Then the plan can flex without me snapping with it.
https://t.co/eZMO68SVRk
Underrated life advice: Preparation always beats planning. Planning is based on the expectation of order. Preparation is based on the expectation of chaos. Plan for order and you'll be exposed by chaos. Prepare for chaos and you'll thrive in any condition.
Solid list. One more I'd slot between the workout and the writing:
Three rounds of breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8.
Keeps the quiet you just earned from tipping straight into reactive mode.
https://t.co/zE1goVTDtm
My brain rot prevention routine:
• Planning my day with pen & paper
• Working out without headphones in
• Leaving my phone at home as a default
• Writing 3 pages by hand every morning
• Reading one chapter of a physical book
• Removing social media apps from my phone
• Sitting in silence for 10 minutes to destimulate
• Talking to people in real life throughout the day
• Thinking & making decisions without AI, then using AI to help me execute
Simple steps, done regularly.
One I'd add before lights out: breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8, three rounds.
A calmer body makes sleep easier to invite.
https://t.co/npbtPNoXqZ
Happy people are sleeping better. Indeed, not uncommon to receive these sorts of emails. Great sleep is possible for everyone. Simple steps, done regularly, work.
That includes stress habits. The tight jaw, the replay loop, the 'I'll rest later' lie.
You don't outgrow those by thinking harder. You loosen them with a long, slow breath first.
Calm first. Orient second.
https://t.co/riTVNKtnki
Built two of my own on Grok Bot: the 90-Second Reset Coach walks you through a calm-down breath (breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8) whenever the day gets challenging. Free to try: https://t.co/lqnTEbq5OP https://t.co/KYDFXbEoSa
Know thyself starts below our brain.
Before you read your thoughts, read your body: tight jaw, shallow breath, fast pulse. Settle that first and your thinking clears.
Free 90-second nervous system reset: https://t.co/OifVI82oGs
https://t.co/7WIB2ax0EG
A free daily reset in under 5 minutes:
→ Morning, before your phone: breathe in for 4, hold for 7, breathe out for 8, 3 rounds
→ Midday: stand, drop your shoulders, 3 rounds
→ Evening: screens off, note what can wait
Calmer body, clearer days.
Save this for tomorrow morning.
Hard training is stress you choose. The progress happens in the recovery.
A hard workday works the same way. Ninety seconds of slow breathing between meetings is a small recovery block your body will thank you for.
https://t.co/Gy59BmYbR3
I've been training really hard to dunk a basketball.
Deadlift up 74% (245 → 425 lb)
Apparently my mitochondria are stressed by this.
We've been measuring GDF15 after workouts and it rises and falls according to the difficulty level of the workout.
Easier when your body is calm. Envy often shows up as a tight chest before it becomes a thought.
Notice it, breathe out slowly, then send the congratulations.
Calm first. Orient second.
https://t.co/DpMBF607nF