Liquid Dream Creations

My website/portfolio liquiddreamcreations.com is now live, go check it out! #woodcarving #abstractwoodart #sculpture

@TransRichApe @elonmusk Lean into woodworking, maybe there’s a cabinet shop or carpenter around you that you could work with. Most of the ones I worked for were over 60

@elonmusk I've already lost my livelihood to AI. At 60, I doubt I'll live long enough to see this UHI you describe. I guess I'll be offered medically assisted suicide so I won't be a societal burden until they decide to start paying people to breathe.

Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.

@lichthauch Your posts make me feel like either my experiences, inclinations, and perspectives aren’t as uncommon as I believe, or if I’m truly in alignment with a way of living that sounds more profound and correct than it feels living it. I don’t know if that makes sense, but thank you.

The more you know, the more you eat alone. the truth is a weight, and it does not care that you can carry it. nobody is coming to help you lift it

@aronfromm Most of the time I’m truly moved by animation, it’s from little indie shorts like this. Thank you for sharing it with the world, it’s a real work of art.

A little short I made about Norm.

@lichthauch I don’t even know how to reply to your posts without sounding like I’m just kissing your ass. I really hope you do end up making that podcast or book, on social media gems like this will eventually be buried

The long road is not punishment, its a gift. and if you cant see that yet, its because you are still the same whiny creature who prayed for God to teleport you out of egypt. God said no, i am going to make you walk. and you cry about it like its some injustice. it is not. the desert is not your enemy, you are your enemy. you want to arrive at canaan as the same person who ate the bread of slavery. you want to be free and also not change. pick one. that is not how this works. God is not going to drag your bitter half formed soul into a promised land, it would spoil the milk and spoil the honey, and you would wreck it within a year because you are not ready. so he walks you until the readiness is not something you aspire to, it is something you are forged into. the sand in your teeth is teaching you. the thirst is teaching you. the rations are building someone who can receive a promise without choking on it. stop asking od to rescue you from the only process that will actually save you. blessed are those who walk it without cursing the sand, for every grain grinds a slave into a son

@aakashgupta Mercedes drivers live longer too, maybe you should analyze what six figure cars are doing to improve longevity.

Tennis players live 9.7 years longer than sedentary people. Not 9.7 months. 9.7 years. Nearly a decade. The Copenhagen City Heart Study tracked 8,577 people for 25 years and ranked every sport by how much life it adds. Badminton: 6.2 years. Soccer: 4.7. Cycling: 3.7. Swimming: 3.4. Jogging: 3.2. Tennis almost triples jogging. A separate study of 80,000 adults found racket sports cut all-cause mortality by 47% and cardiovascular death by 56%. Swimming hit 41%. Aerobics hit 36%. The question is why racket sports destroy everything else. Three mechanisms stack on top of each other. First, the physical demands. A tennis rally requires explosive sprints, lateral cuts, and sustained aerobic output. You're training fast-twitch and slow-twitch muscle fibers simultaneously. Most cardio only trains one system. Second, the cognitive load. You're reading spin, predicting angles, adjusting position, and executing motor patterns in real-time. Your brain is solving spatial puzzles at 80+ mph. That hand-eye coordination and strategic processing builds neural connections that protect against cognitive decline. Third, and this is the one researchers keep coming back to: you literally cannot play alone. Every racket sport requires another person on the other side of the net. That forced social interaction triggers neurochemical benefits that solitary exercise cannot replicate. Strong social connection alone increases your chance of longevity by 50%. Jogging is you and your thoughts. Tennis is you, a strategic opponent, and a community. Dr. Daniel Amen is right. The data is overwhelming. If you want the single highest-ROI activity for a longer life, pick up a racket.

@lichthauch Most of your posts make me feel like I’m doing something right when the world makes me feel like I’m not. Thank you for sharing them with the world and giving people like me encouragement they don’t find anywhere else. My obsession is carving, this is a countertop I’m working on

Find your obsession. Choose something worth dying for. Ignore everything else. Become monomaniacal. Sleep when you're dead. Eat when you must. Think about it constantly. Dream about it nightly. Wake up thinking about it. Sacrifice relationships for it. Lose friends over it. Let people call you crazy. Let them call you unbalanced. Good. Balance is for the weak. Mediocrity is for the many. Greatness demands sacrifice. Obsession is the price. Pay it gladly. Ignore the voices telling you to be reasonable. Reasonable men change nothing. Obsessed men change everything. Van Gogh was obsessed. Da Vinci was obsessed. They called them mad. History calls them genius. Find what makes you forget to eat. Pursue it relentlessly. Let it hollow you out. Let it fill you back up. Become the thing you chase. Merge with your mission. Disappear into your work. Emerge transformed. Or don't emerge at all. Better to burn out obsessed than fade away balanced. The world needs your madness. Give it everything

@LordMurielo All of the figures are made with the same style and methods, I’m confident this was one guy making up a story for internet clicks.

Un turista se puso a jugar competencia de figuras con toallas con los empleados de un hotel en su vacaciones y lo registró en un video. Espectacular .

@nannanannyornan @RealAlexJones Have you taken any psychedelics or thc recently? It could just be HPPD

help me please Something has been targeting me since January. I'm dealing with EMF and actually seeing things on my inside of my eyelids, it's interfering with sleep. I've never had mental health issues. Where I am, paranoid or schizophrenic or anything like that? But this is definitely odd, and I have obtained emf shielding from my brain with a hat. I've got a blanket, and those help those kind of make the images greyer, but they're changing up the storyline for a long time.It was the same thing.Twenty four hours a day, seven days a week.I just need to ask somebody for help.That understands this is real, and that's why i'm reaching out to you, alex thank you MaryAnne in Canada

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@teachrobotslove I wish my parents made a Faustian bargain with a multinational corporation like that. I could have been something great. They would have called me Kid McDouble or something.

@LDreamCreations McDonalds pays for my entire existence, actually. How do you think my mother afforded formula?

If you've never had a kid it's almost impossible to understand this, but there is nothing you can offer me that's better than pushing my three year old daughter in a swing at the park just before lunchtime and then swinging through the McDonalds drive thru to grab a Happy Meal and then stopping at the gas station to get a slurpee and some M&Ms, because why not, and pretending to race the other cars on the way home just to make her laugh and all the while she's asking questions about everything she sees and I'm smiling to myself because it's forcing me to come to terms with the fact I don't know how to explain even the most basic fundamentals of life. And I like that. I like feeling like the world still contains infinitudes as of yet unknown to me. I used to think it was cope when parents talked about this, because I was stupid and I wanted to enjoy my parties and my drugs and my affairs and my long nights out and my wine and my time to myself and my melodramatic crying fits and my hallucinations and my self-destructive spirals and the fact I had nobody to answer to. The happiness you get from raising a child is not the cheap dopamine hit of an easy pleasure, bought and paid for. It's the kind of happiness that you only get from choosing to undertake an adventure, and the colossal responsibility that comes with it, so that in moments stripped away, inch by inch, the new world you decided to brave and explore is revealed to you.

@PaulAustin3w People have already said that this isn’t legal at all (even if there is an unusual lack of prosecution over products like this currently), but I’d just like to point out how ridiculously overpriced this product is. I guess people are willing to pay ~10x more for convenience?

A 97-year-old woman with advanced Alzheimer's was given a microdose of LSD. She had been diagnosed 11 years earlier. By 97, she was in a near-vegetative state. Despair & hopelessness had set in, and she was basically unable to communicate. Her caregiver, with the family's agreement, tried a microdose of LSD to see if it could bring her back. According to her family and the Beckley Foundation, she regained full awareness. She could talk, read, and relate to people around her. Her wit, personality, and sense of self all returned. Her daughter later said the only wish was that they had started many years earlier. That case is what led Amanda Feilding and the Beckley Foundation to launch the world's first controlled clinical trial of microdosed LSD for Alzheimer's, with the University of Basel. And the science is starting to explain why it may have worked. LSD at sub-intoxicating doses has been shown to increase Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF), one of the most important proteins in the brain. BDNF drives neuroplasticity, supports neuronal survival and growth, and is central to learning and memory. In Alzheimer's patients, BDNF levels are significantly depleted. The Beckley/Maastricht research program found that microdoses of LSD (5, 10, and 20 micrograms) increased BDNF plasma levels in healthy volunteers in a dose-dependent manner. No altered state, just a measurable increase in one of the brain's most critical growth factors. Animal research has shown that low-dose psychedelics promote neurogenesis and increase dendritic spine density in the hippocampus, the brain region most damaged by Alzheimer's. A 2023 Nature Neuroscience paper found that psychedelics promote plasticity by directly binding to the BDNF receptor TrkB, a mechanism that may work independently of the psychedelic experience itself. A randomized controlled trial out of New Zealand gave 80 healthy men 10 microgram doses of LSD every third day for six weeks and measured changes in neural plasticity via EEG. The results showed modulation of long-term potentiation, a key marker of the brain's ability to strengthen connections over time. All of the above points in the same direction: LSD at low doses appears to support the biological infrastructure of a healthy, adaptive brain. Call it what you want - neuroplasticity, neurotrophic signaling, synaptic growth - these are all processes that degrade with age and collapse in neurodegenerative disease. Albert Hofmann microdosed LSD for decades. He was giving two-hour lectures at 100. He died at 102 with his mind intact. That's not proof on its own, but it's a data point that gets more interesting with every study that comes out. What if the most demonized compound of the 20th century turns out to be one of the best tools we have for keeping the aging brain alive? Pictured is the only easily available microdosing LSD product out there today. It comes from Golden Rule and ships to all 50 states. It's wild that this is now widely available.

@Demonic_Akumi @UltimaShadowX Remember Stop N Swop from Banjo Kazooie? Kinda like that if it was actually implemented.

@UltimaShadowX Joke or not, how would something like song of storms work with the game split like that? How short would Young Link's story be seeing as a good chunk of it is unavailable until be becomes adult? And how lifeless would Hyrule Field be now? Can't wait for the 'amazing' breaking.

RUMOR: Multiple leakers have detailed more information about the supposed “Ocarina of Time” remake. New information suggests it will be split into TWO $60 dollar games, one where you play as Young Link and one with Adult Link. The gameplay will be similar to “Breath of the Wild”.

@sarahofindiana My girlfriend and I didn’t come from very functional families. I’m terrified of having children, but we both absolutely want to have them. Do you have any resources/advice about how to build a stable family for people who don’t know what one looks like from the inside?

Ask me ANYTHING! Maybe about how to have a great marriage, raise brave kids, or how to have a strong, healthy mind and body - even after bringing ten kids into the world!

What a great idea!

@SlLENTPRINCESS I think they just made them pirates because they were reusing their models and programming from ocarina of time, where they were already hostile NPCs

The Gerudo in Ocarina of Time It's irrefutable that the Gerudo have come a long way since their debut in 1998, but the Gerudo in Ocarina of Time contribute to ideologies of colonialism through its settings and characters. The Hylians (European-inspired) are portrayed as the good people, while the Gerudo (Arabic/Islamic appropriated) are portrayed as the bad people, as thieves and pirates. The Gerudo originally used Islamic/Arabic iconography: its symbol was the traditional Islamic crescent moon and star, and the fire temple's soundtrack was of Arabic chanting. Sure, you might argue that "the Gerudo are a fictional race", but you cannot refute that they were heavily influenced by harmful stereotypes of Arabic culture. There is an actual character that flies over the desert on a magic carpet, come on.

Orientalism in the Zelda franchise and the problem of the Gerudo — an educative thread 🧵

@Zaid_Ikari @MattisRedacted That is so sick. I’ve wanted a crucible for a while now, and this makes me want one even more

@LDreamCreations @MattisRedacted Yeah, I saved up a bunch of aluminum cans and melted them in an old stanless steal pot. I suggest getting a crusable if you want to do it a bunch of times. youtube.com/watch?v=IGJ2jM… He used a shuuvle. I used a pressure washer to dig mine out.

We now have Yale professors buying into the idea that Iran is somehow winning the war

@real_lord_miles If you need a tonsil donor you can have mine

Tonsillectomy wound ruptured, going to A&E, pray

@Zaid_Ikari @MattisRedacted I gotta give it a try one day!

@LDreamCreations @MattisRedacted no i did not have a pic in hand thats a random from a Google search. I only ever don this once, and the thing is only about a foot tall and lives at my dad's house

@YannickBuccella @Whiplash437 Do you think it’s fair to say that it needs more research though? Providing an example where they failed to cure one type of advanced cancer doesn’t mean they don’t work at all. Seems to be a lot of exaggeration and “drunk on hubris” attitudes on both sides of this issue.

@Whiplash437 This is no clinical trial by the way. There is absolutely zero data that this works. In the only small trials as a stand alone treatment we have seen, there was zero response. These drugs don’t work as a cancer treatment.

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@Zaid_Ikari @MattisRedacted Wait did you actually make this? It’s absolutely sick. I’d probably spend a couple hundred hours carving something so intricate, and nature just effortlessly makes it as a byproduct. What a beautiful world we live in.

@MattisRedacted wow. Iran is winning the war like how the ant hill I am pouring multen aluminum into is winning. I bet they still think they won evan after I pulled out the metal and mounted it onto a fancy table.