2016: aantayin kita.
2017: di kita minamadali. aantayin kita.
2018: inaantay padin kita
2019: andaming problema pero aantayin padin kita.
2020: tayo na ba?
OO NAAAAAA!! SINASAGOT NA KITAAAAA!!! THANKYOU SA PATIENCE. GRABE. 5 YEARS.
IKAW, HIGIT SA LAHAT. @rick_blngl
the most liberating thing in the world is realizing you can just write it bad. you can write it bad and make it good later. does everyone know about this??????
the year of the fire horse.
2026 only begins in february according to the chinese calendar. january is nothing but a slow transition + warm up.
this is the year of trusting instinct rather than asking permission from the logical brain. the year of a burning internal fire that cannot be fizzled out unless you run. you'll feel compelled to take on what scares you without much prior thinking, which might feel insane at first, but that's the whole point. trust the impulses that come from the soul.
a fire horse year comes with momentum that burns hesitation out of the body. motion is medicine. embrace it.
move fast, choose yourself, and don’t look back.
You need to understand that this is by design. Working-class people used to be shockingly literate. The rich and powerful have built a society where most folks are addicted to screens because mass literacy threatens them. They want you to be stupid. We resist them by reading.
With fewer and fewer people reading every year, it’s urgent that you read daily. I don’t care why you do it: because it’s good for you, good for the world, because of the joy & renewal it brings. I just need you to read. Your life will be immeasurably richer if you read.
Reading books isn't consumerism, no matter how many you read. And it is the opposite of anti-intellectual.
You'd be surprised how easy it is to read 30 books a year if you put your phone down more.
honestly can confirm this. i got heavily into reading again when i was doing my masters and of course it was a classics dive so alongside multiple academic papers, those works definitely shaped some quips i’ve ended up forming when it comes to my personal style of writing
“Why are folks getting dumber?” Because they don’t read. “Why aren’t men as romantic & poetic as they used to be?” Because they don’t read. “Why are people so vulnerable to propaganda?” “Why is everyone a conspiracy theorist?” Because they don’t read. Because they don’t read.
I made a Goodreads for academic papers!
(..and blog posts, substacks, lesswrong, etc)
Paper Trails [https://t.co/dPzhlBgo8E] is something I built because I wanted a place where engaging with research felt fun, beautiful, and personal to you
I hope you give it a try & love it!