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@JakePearson303 I've been reading up on this and it seems that the health benefits are still relatively unconfirmed. Additionally, it seems that it can be damaging in the wrong doses. What sources are you looking at that make you a fan? youtube.com/watch?v=_hsKLK…

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@audrlo FYI. there's another device with the same name. youtube.com/watch?v=HAToBo…

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I dream of Sushi: Micro Mastery In the film Jiro dreams of sushi, you look into the life of a sushi master. It's fascinating to see all the many aspects of this skill of making sushi and putting together what must be an amazing meal. Beyond that, you get to see several of his apprentices and what they experience from day to day. One character spends what looks like several months learning how to make a Japanese form of an omelet that's used in sushi. He attempts a particular part of the process where you have to flip the omelette. Again and again, he makes a mistake and the omelet is ruined. Then finally there is a moment when he gets it and you can see tears of relief in his eyes. Learning a skill can be very challenging and especially so if you have no idea how you're doing or if you're making progress. It can often seem overwhelming to practice all of the various elements of an ability.  In this situation, it can be really helpful to focus on a small aspect of the skill and focus much of your effort on that small realm. In this way, you can begin to develop some sense of competence at least in that area. In other words, you get to feel some sense of accomplishment or skill throughout the process of learning. Once you begin to master that piece, you can expand the range of your efforts and pick your next area of focus.

I wonder if naturally organized people ever have that dream where you forget to go to a class for the whole semester.

I excel at being exceptionally average.

A quick breakdown of imposter syndrome and what to do... youtube.com/shorts/aPvDWYy…

@robertsietsema On point! Looks fantastic.

Strip steak from Sal's Traditional Meats, Bloomville, NY

@drgurner The idea that our mind makes up stories that we make meaning of is the meaning of our dreams and quite significant. Additionally, I’ve never truly seen ‘random’ phenomena. As a scientist, have you?

Hate to break your heart, but there is no real meaning to dreams. Dreams are random neural firings. Your brain makes up a story to make sense of it - using memories, experiences, fears, concerns, etc. Dreams have functions (memory, threat simulation, etc.) but no real meaning.

@Nicolascole77 Well now I don’t feel so good. Lol

I wrote 7,495 words today. What did you do?

@robertsietsema I'm still not sure how I feel about this place. I'm very excited and think they do a great job, but the dumpling flavors just don't hit it with me.

An impressive new addition to NYC's collection of dumpling restaurants, this one hailing from the northernmost province in China. [link in first comment]

Sometimes I really believe my beliefs.

@robertsietsema Is Hawaiin tavernetta the name?

Hawaiian tavernetta, Ops East Village

@robertsietsema Where is that Robert? Def looks worth a visit!

The thread of learning through Aikido, Academia and Entrepreneurship youtu.be/YzTFNHlqCwg

Befriend your lack of focus. Befriend your distracted mind.

How do you know when you deserve or don’t deserve something? Love? success? money? joy?

@robertsietsema Just found out about this place. amazing!!

Lamb plov, Tashkent Supermarket

What I do for a living is help people notice and believe in their own abilities and potential.

The trick, I find, is writing in spite of how much I don't like what is coming out. Easier said than done.