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nearly every ultra successful person uses NLP. It is a secret of the elites. How good your life is in direct correlation to your ability to reframe.

To master yourself. You must master NLP

AI can cure ADHD

would 100% support a ban on the infinite scroll. I hope to see it in my lifetime. We live in a world where we are convincing people they have a medical issue becuase they are distracted by software produced by the worlds best software develoers and neuroscientists to hack the dopimane reward system in their briain. Then told they need medication to fix it. Utter madness.

@3ngaging there would of been emperors who would of fallen if they had the infinite scroll to compete with on a daily basis

@PromptLLM Agree Pure gamble every day but without winning money

the infinite scroll is the most detrimental thing to happen to humanity

@historyinmemes the NFT phase was an IQ test. It was so clearly going to become worthless.

5 years ago this NFT cost $69 million, today it's worth less than $100 (if that).

@frenbilt buying a house right now just seems such a stupid decision. There is going to be a mass sale over the nest 10 years as boomers enter there 70's and 80's.

I’m almost 30, top 10% of American earners my age, I can’t afford a house - which means that the other 90% can’t either. Who are buying all of these houses?

been a really negative shift in the last decade with the explosion of the self help industry. everyone looking for life changing wisdom everywhere. but a bit like when you loose your wallet and desperate find it then it alludes you, and then a couple days later they are just staring back at you on the countertop

Americans have a really bad cultural obsession with Self-Help-izing almost everything that can be molded into that.

@recouso similar in the UK on a Sunday. I am in disbelief it has not been abolished, especially since the state of the economy.

Okay guys, had a few cultural shocks in Spain: > Go to the gym, opens 10am on a Sunday > Go to work from a coworking, closed > Go to a coffee shop, no wifi Absolutely unthinkable in a barely productive economy like the US, yet alone UAE. Europe is a daylight museum.

@_ayandamay this title was pretty much the invention of click bait

Anyone saying "Scientists don't want you to know this fact" has never met a scientist. Scientists are famous oversharers.

@1ssve Have actually been through this very perdicament in my early 20's. days turn into weeks, that turn into months that turn into years. Once the numbness of the shock of what happens to you wears off you then think shit I havent made any advancements in 2 years.

anyone else go through a life-altering event that made you realize you don’t give af about work anymore lol

@Shpigford @Cloudflare and the fact you can just re-build SaaS yourselves to your own bespoke version with AI

everyone talks about how all the frontier labs are eating companies left and right with new features. but i swear i've stopped using at least a dozen random SaaS tools because @cloudflare has quietly shipped entire replacements for them.

@heavensbvnny you can reframe ADHD by saying by telling yourself you are able to achieve superhuman focus if you just struggle through the first 15 mins of a task

Friendly reminder that if you have ADHD and you're feeling incredibly overwhelmed and behind on work, trying to just "force" yourself to sit down and do it will absolutely not work. You will end up just sitting there doing nothing. Take the time to reduce the overwhelm first.

@newstart_2024 everything goes back to 'retard-maxxing'

Rory Sutherland made a sharp observation about why so many smart people struggle with real life decisions. On Andrew Gold’s Heretics podcast, he blamed part of it on our education system. From school exams to intelligence tests, we’re trained on problems that have one clear right answer and all the information neatly provided (like the classic “two buses leave the station” math problem). But real-world choices — who to marry, where to live, what career to pursue, even what sofa to buy — are nothing like that. Information is incomplete, messy, sometimes deliberately misleading, and there’s rarely a single “optimal” answer. Some of the smartest people he knows (including his astrophysicist brother) get paralyzed in places like IKEA because there’s no algorithm to optimize the decision. This matters because we’re educating people to excel at artificial problems while leaving them unprepared for the ambiguous, high-stakes decisions that actually shape their lives. This one landed hard. I’ve caught myself overthinking simple choices because I was waiting for that perfect, single right answer that school trained me to look for. Real life is rarely that clean. This one landed hard. I’ve caught myself overthinking simple choices because I was waiting for that perfect, single right answer that school trained me to look for. Real life is rarely that clean. What’s a decision you’ve struggled with because there was no clear “right” answer?

@the_transit_guy true londeners know it is the most inconvienient line some stations it is so deep underground it takes ages to get too

The Elizabeth Line moves more people daily than the busiest highway on Earth. Transit solves a geometry problem cars cannot.

@hamptonism breakfast has been over-villified in the modern day. There is some truth to it being the most important meal of the day

I should probably just ask grok this - but I have too many chads following me not to ask the timeline. Should I go on a 20,000 step walk fasted, or should I eat a high protein breakfast and then go on the walk. I ask this because walking after a meal is peak.