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@Rorywrite

🖊 Writer. Sci-fi, fantasy, philosophy, and more. Aerospace engineer by day 🚀

Cape Canaveral, FL 参加日 Şubat 2019
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Rory@Rorywrite·
Read my short story, The Transcendent! It follows a young scientist who is part of a project to build the first man-made wormhole. The project leads to the uncovering of deep, unexpected truths about human nature and our place in the universe. @rory.veguilla/the-transcendent-9fb025e52f3b" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@rory.veguilla…
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@luusssso We are still capable of great things as a nation. Have hope
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lusso@luusssso·
I’m 100 percent convinced the Art Deco design of Hoover Dam is America’s greatest ever public project and we’ll probably never come close again
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@oldbooksguy Luckily that should come naturally if you just follow your curiosity and keep an open mind
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Jash Dholani@oldbooksguy·
before you can have "taste" you need to have an "Area Of Interest" and then you actually need to explore it without worrying about monetization, total addressable market, whether it's high-status or low-status, & other profane concerns. independent aesthetic quests PRECEDE taste
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This is what we need as a species. Science fiction used to drive people towards a better future. My aerospace engineering professors were inspired by things like Star Wars and Star Trek. Today's generation is inspired by new space innovations led by SpaceX. But we need art to inspire us as well
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Paul Anleitner@PaulAnleitner·
If you see Project Hail Mary this weekend, I hope you'll remember how I told you over 3 years ago that stuff like this was going to explode in pop culture. -From ironic cynicism to post-ironic sincerity. -Embracing the "cringe" & the celebration of the earnest "try-hard." -From deconstructing the past, to a nostalgia for some positive "vibe" we lost in the deconstruction. -The rejection of Fight Club-era nihilism. -The ability to stare at the apocalypse in front of you and be hopeful instead of a "doomer."
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@mattyglesias @SFbookclub They probably will eventually, it just won't be Denis Villeneuve directing. He's moving on to different things. This will be the conclusion to his trilogy
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Rory@Rorywrite·
Or lift up those who started beside you. But don't be afraid of leaving some behind, maybe not entirely, if they're real friends they'll be happy for you and will stay in touch
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Admirable are those who enjoy something for what it is instead of criticizing its obvious flaws
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🕊️@lichthauch·
The dangerous ones i know smile easy and speak slow and never need to prove anything. the loud ones are scared. the ones flexing are begging you to believe them. the ones who already know what they can do have nothing to show you. i watch men test me because i dont look like a threat and i let them test because the test tells me who they are. the iron is not for you to see
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Rory@Rorywrite·
I see where she's coming from but I want to comment on her question. Of course we all want to see great things during our own lifetimes, but we don't strive towards the future for our own good, we do it for posterity, for the species as a whole, to take on something bigger than ourselves
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Returning to the Moon will prepare us for the grand journey to Mars. If we get this right, we’ll see the Stars and Stripes on the Red Planet in our lifetimes.🇺🇸 Thank you @C__Herridge for having me on.
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Less work does not make you more happy The opposite is true if the work is fulfilling Just don't burn out
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Rory@Rorywrite·
@JackKrucial Recently listened to a podcast where someone quoted what Delta operators considered their defining trait. If I remember right, it was problem solving ability. Which of course relates to that elite gas tank, the hardest problems are solved through persistence
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Jack Krucial | Lethal Gentlemen's Club
If strength & muscle was the most important physical quality... Then why do majority delta force operators weigh 175lb and have the capacity to never quit & can walk 40 miles with 60lb on their backs? The secret sauce to win in any endevour is an elite gas tank & work rate
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If you're reading a difficult book or watching a difficult movie it's far more important to feel the scenes than to logically understand them. Fiction is art not science. Complex emotions shouldn't be simplified and analyzed, it kills the affect when you try This line was directed at the audience:
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Schools teach you to respect authority more than truth Power corrupts, truth enlightens Wild success requires a rebellious side harnessed for good
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DAN KOE@thedankoe·
The single most important thing you can do in today's world is to stop operating from the old paradigm. If you need to be told what to do next (go to school, get a job, retire at 65) the outcome of your life will always be in someone else's hands. You must learn how to direct your own work. You must learn how to tolerate and mitigate risk and uncertainty. You must figure out what you want and teach yourself everything necessary to get it. It's extremely difficult, but not as difficult as the silent suffering people learn to accept as "normal."
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Rory@Rorywrite·
@DiscussingFilm Saying Game of Thrones is misleading, makes it sound like it's based on Song of Ice and Fire books/remake
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Rory@Rorywrite·
You can think without language, you just can't communicate it. Not yet. Language is a middle man between meaning and understanding. Something like neuralink might one day allow us to communicate direct meaning. I fear what we may lose if language becomes obsolete, but communication might be better off overall
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Sivori@sivori·
Reading creates the private individual. Without the depth that reading enables, there is no Self, no real consciousness because this consciousness would lack the tools of symbolic language and its encapsulation of concepts. What concepts are possible without the language to refer to them? Those who do not read are trapped in the Present, trapped in the shallow depths of superficial thoughts. No matter how rich your feelings, without the tools of expression they are lost as soon as they are felt.
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If your child becomes a reader, about 80% of the education job is already done. That's my honest assessment after working in education for over thirty years. Everything else is secondary. Most parents think science education is important. Yes it is. But if you can't read the biology textbook, you're not going to learn biology. Reading is the meta-skill that enables all other skills. History requires reading. Science requires reading. Even math increasingly requires reading as it becomes more sophisticated. The child who reads voraciously will figure out everything else. The child who doesn't will struggle with everything.

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