When you encounter an interesting quote online that's attributed to someone famous, your initial assumption should always be that it was said by someone else.
@lexfridman Robert Frost died on January 29, 1963. Heat death of the universe is in 10^106 years. Life really doesn't go on, but that's a beautiful thing, not terrible. Since we don't have infinite time, how we choose to invest what time we have matters.
@AndrewStavrenos@engineers_feed The movie Tenet is about
who experiences portions of time in reverse
to stop a militaristic oligarch
that would rip apart the present
an agent named the Protagonist
from using a device.
@HansFiene Luke 14:26 leads me to think I should love Christ at the expense of loving my Christian brothers and sisters should there be a conflict between them. Ideally, there wouldn't be a conflict, but idealism and slogans often ignore the complexities of reality.
My daughter is building a hydraulic claw in clear violation of UN accords. She claims it's only a prototype, itself not intended for conquest and world domination.
@paulg Can someone be both smart and orthodox?
Inquiry is a prerequisite to being smart. "Inquiry is fatal to certainty." (Will Durant) And certainty is a prerequisite to orthodoxy.
Ergo, one can't be both smart and orthodox.
At least every 90 days, I have to renew my night currency. This has to be done at night, obviously. In the winter, this is not a problem. In summer... it means a very late night and early morning. Here's the fleet prior to it being "night enough". https://t.co/g8x6jg95ri
There are only 2 types of meetings: those eagerly anticipated (due to the potential of value creation) or all other meetings. Start the eagerly anticipated meetings as soon as practical. Cancel all other meetings.
Busy and productive are not the same thing. It's easy to be busy. It's hard to be productive.
Busyness is doing something. Productivity is going somewhere.
Busyness is a virus that infects productivity.