@PeytonElroy Hah, my tweet wasn’t worded well. I meant you said it right: The best route to longevity is less focusing (thinking) and more living (doing).
It’s like from James Clear:
You need active envisioning, not a static vision. A practice, not a plan.
@SahilBloom “There’s no straight lines in nature.”
When things are over optimized, when efficiency is the end game - ie a straight line - something is lost. That “something” is the je ne sais quoi of life.
@david_perell This is one of the lessons from the carnivore diet: there’s a difference b/t feeling fed and feeling full.
The American diet - and synthetic products - optimize for fullness.
On carnivore, your stomach might not be stuffed, but you can’t “stomach” the thought of eating more.
@bobbyfijan Core of man’s spirit is new experiences.
Happiness is only real when shared.
Two quotes from Into The Wild. Like a bridge, they pull from both ends. Life is a balancing act between the two.
@nbaschez Idk if you’re joking or not, lol. If you’re serious, I’d be happy to help. I owe you for how much I used Dash! :)
It’s one of the best parts of the work - being someone who wants to be in the corner of people they admire and is there to help them feel / be seen at their best.
@GaintrustMikey Def put yourself out there, man. There’s plenty of people (myself included) who see these and think: Damn - he looks great; that’s the build I want; I can (should) be doing more - look at Mike!
@UnpaidPhilosphr Into The Wild shows a man who learns both lessons but struggles the find the optimal balance:
The core of man’s spirit is new experiences.
Happiness is only real when it’s shared.
@JuliaFr44013322@ParisPhl@Lcy_Shen Uniqlo is great. Credit to them but also a sign of how bad others have gotten. Uniqlo has always aimed to make higher quality, whereas other brands are going in the wrong direction.
@ParisPhl People (esp in USA) always want bigger, cheaper, faster - and easy / comfortable. Synthetic materials make all of that possible. Also became a boiled frog scenario - ie little changes over time have suddenly led to a large difference now. Not easy to turn the ship around.
@jappleby I think one of the things people don’t like is all these posters look the same. They do - b/c of the prompt used (or lack thereof).
Real photos + proper prompt = AI being advantageous for SMBs. But the version shown here is what many consider “slop”.
(I’m agreeing w/ you, btw.)