Will Richards

Lesson in marketing People don’t buy 2k chairs just to sit on them They buy 2k chairs to post on social media that they bought a 2k chair

Germany just released 2025 crime data. Overall, Algerian nationals commit crime at 18x the rate of Germans and nearly 100x the rate of Japanese nationals. 1/11

The end game of finding yourself, which is polluting the younger generation, is to eventually finding no one because you have created a reality where you are so self-efficient, adding someone new to your life has a negative expected value to a very organised set-up. People who have been nurtured with this idea of self-control to its paroxistic level since birth are some of the most stale of individuals out there, because everything is so structured, and there is no life about them. Like watching Arsenal under Arteta, where talented players have been overcoached to the point they have lost their intuition or flair for goals, through a control freak approach only worried about optimising for everything. Usually, such set-ups are illustrations of self-soothing stories, especially for social beings such as women, where they are are using a control-narrative to self-empower a rather uneventful life and doubling down on it through the angle of standards. What I find particularly amusing is the cognitive dissonance on apps where women are so desperate to say they don’t need a man, yet are dating trying to find one. The desperate need to unpromptly verbally frame a meta reality which does not align with what they are doing… searching for a man. Again, control of the perception at all costs. If they only wanted a man, they would be passive as they have been all their lives, but their actions are so desperate it is amusing appreciating the delta. Or a video such as this one where they are so satisfied of saying they are independent and have standards, yet they feel the need display that to the world to get that tap on the back “you go girl” when it is not the parents reinforcing it. The men I know who are in this same mindset are to happy to even bother posting about it. This is not to say this idea of self-reliance or self-sufficiency is wrong, but usually one would need the experience of a long-term relationship to be able to contrast it and draw perspectives. Here, it reads mostly as a socially awkward woman with neurotic and OCD tendencies who is framing a lack as a virtue, reinforced by the comment sections, rather than appreciating life has to teach her more stuff, including the fact that the act of secluding yourself does not make you a higher being, it just reinforces a reality that is never challenged, which is in essence weak. The most interesting people I have met have had the craziest stories, and through that had some of the most original nuggets of wisdom, and were willing to break their inner narrative to see what would come out of it. A mind who is only relying on third party processed information is a lazy one. It shops in the marketplace of ideas and pick something who somewhat sounds like them but it never takes the plunge, like the economist who only read Keynes and Ricardo and writes columns on a newspaper about business without having ever ran one. If my 20s had taught me something is you don’t know as much as you think you do until you live it. Which she clearly hasn’t. Yet the echo box will make her think she is smarter than she is.

Çinli bir milyarder, Dubai’de aldığı dairesine 300.000$ ödeyerek bu sanat eserini yaptırıyor. Sanatçı sadece bu iş için geliyor ve 2 ay Dubai’de kalıyor.