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We humans are meant to rely on each other. We are separate, but we are also one.
Create bridges to others. Build connections. Be grateful for those you already have with you. 🙏
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Michael Buselli
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Michael Buselli
@cosine
Unity and Connection | Submitting my will to God's will every day | Bringing the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth
Within the IL-WI DMZ Katılım Nisan 2007
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@BowTiedTrance I should add "human programming" to my talent stack. 😈
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If you can get a 4.0 in computer science, I can show you how to expand your career opportunities beyond computer science.
You have a different kind of mind.
Reddit Lies@reddit_lies
> Graduates with a 4.0 in Computer science > Couldn't get a single interview > Ends up working for 14$ an hour at Walmart Guy did not deserve this.
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Everyone appreciates this and remembers you for it. You will never know all the people you've touched, because most never say anything.
DR22 Ω 🪬🎭@DejaRu22
A golden standard to universally apply to every facet of life: Leave things better than you found them. Teams, Workplaces, Homes, Communities, Individuals, women, etc By choosing to commit to a life of continual development and growth, and getting better year over year, evolving constantly… you’ll find that people and things are improved by the very merit of your proximity. Your presence can either energise, uplift and inspire, or depress, deplete, and discourage.
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Michael Buselli retweetledi
This Tony Robbins video is going around. Here's the part that leapt out at me.
In the first stage, she's humiliating her husband in public.
In the second stage, he recognizes a glimpse of who he is.
It's dramatic in the body language shift, created by New Words.
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@GirlwDaMostCake I see this and think that they must be storing even more shoes in the back side of that thing.
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If there’s one thing I know for sure it’s that if you bake banana bread for a man he will be placed under a spell and say yes to anything you want.
Pop Base@PopBase
Today is National Banana Bread Day.
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@unclebobmartin I understand it's really the best thing out there, but I'm having trouble getting over how ugly it is.
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New cybertruck deal. 10 days only. <$60K!!! Move! This is the best vehicle I’ve ever owned.
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@PeytonElroy @PizzaGuyKyle I had no eczema before I married my ex-wife. Then I had eczema.
I have no eczema now that I'm divorced from my ex-wife.
100% someone or something triggering feelings of irritation or discomfort.
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@PizzaGuyKyle Sudden onset of this I would think about itching…. Wanting to “crawl out of your skin”…. What is making you feel that way? Someone or something is making you feel irritated and uncomfortable…. 🧠
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I have theories that physical health ailments are connected to something deeper:
⚕️cold sores/herpes = self hatred
⚕️appendicitis= feeling unsafe with self
⚕️hypothyroid = afraid to speak truth
⚕️heart arrythmia = not feeling loved
⚕️asthma = smothered in childhood
What other ones are you curious about?
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@allicovington "Plus cardio is an appetite suppressant so there’s that."
I figured this out with my own body a few years ago, and I've since noticed exercise precedes me eating a healthy amount.
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Hahaha this is a doctor that clearly has never worked with people to lose weight, and doesn’t understand fat loss psychology.
It’s theoretically easier to not eat 700 calories than to burn 700 calories, but for anyone who’s tried to diet without also exercising….youre fighting yourself every second of every day. That’s NOT easier.
Plus cardio is an appetite suppressant so there’s that.
Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.@hubermanlab
If your goal is fat loss, are you better off adding cardio or eating a bit less? Health benefits of cardio course are important, but here Dr Lauren Colenso-Semple is addressing the first question:
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@JoshuaLisec Exit what is being replaced. Be an expert in how to use the tool. Own what can’t be replaced. My job was 95% replaceable.
Not a dig at my job. It was hard. Almost no one else could do it. I made over 500k/year
AI can do 95% of it. Everyone needs to get ahead of this
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@GirlwDaMostCake Also going to blame you when this song shows up in my Spotify 2026 Wrap this December, which now is pretty much guaranteed. 😂
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@GirlwDaMostCake I blame you for me putting this song on repeat all last night.
Worth.
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It seems like an easy concept. I think one man is definitely enough. ♥️
Oddly, in my experiences, one lady is never enough…
Words@itswords_
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@HeidiBriones Yep, all the time.
And it did not escape me that this is indeed how God must feel, and in a strange way, it resolves me to do better for Him.
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@HeidiBriones I feel like you're 90% right. I think there is something a little special about the city, but a return visit can wait until they clean up their garbage so it doesn't smell that way.
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Agree. When your own value is high enough and you know it, you relax and recognize the questions people ask just expose themselves.
YOHAMI@YOHAMI
I'm the horses.
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Eric sums up perfectly my own experience using AI to assist with software development, and he articulates it much better than I would.
Eric S. Raymond@esrtweet
If you are a software engineer "experiencing some degree of mental health crisis", now hear this, because I've been coding for 50 years since the days of punched cards and I have a salutary kick in your ass to deliver. Get over yourself. Every previous "programming is obsolete" panic has been a bust, and this one's going to be too. The fundamental problem of mismatch between the intentions in human minds and the specifications that a computer can interpret hasn't gone away just because now you can do a lot of your programming in natural language to an LLM. Systems are still complicated. This shit is still difficult. The need for people who specialize in bridging that gap isn't going to go away. As usual, the answer is: upskill yourself and adapt. If a crusty old fart like me can do it, you can too.
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@cosine @JoshuaLisec One of these books will be just right for her then. Give her my regards and hopes for her future. ❤️
amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks…
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I perceive there needs to be one for second marriages, that entire season, for people who wanted a traditional role first marriage and now it’s too late for their dream, too much baggage, “I’m a single mom, now what, it wasn’t supposed to be this way,” etc.
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@BethBridges @JoshuaLisec She seems to be in a middle ground between ready to date (although not quite) and largely still suffering.
Thank you for the book recommendation.
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@cosine @JoshuaLisec If your friend is ready to date, that's wonderful. If they're still suffering a lot, there's an author, Teresa Beshwate who has some excellent books to help.
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