Your 'network' is a list of people who want something from you. Your 'community' is a list of people who will help you move a couch. Optimize for couch-movers.
If it surprises you, it’s information. If it confirms your bias, it’s entertainment. If it makes you hate your neighbor, it’s a weapon.
We accept that crops grow and then get harvested and then the field lies fallow. We accept that animals hibernate. But when it comes to our own sense of meaning, we expect constant summer...
"Follow Your Passion" is terrible career advice. It assumes happiness is a fossil in your soul waiting to be dug up. "Love What You Do" is 10x better. It recognizes passion is built, not found, in the reality of your work.
I am once again asking for a separate internet for people who understand what 'median' means
Free will is an illusion, which is very convenient because it means this bag of Doritos was inevitable
Well, this is my favourite thing I've read this week. "I was a student at Waseda University back then, and this place was a campus staple. Tendon, when done well, can be divine, and Imoya was divine through and through."
Stoicism is great until you realize that 'accepting what you cannot control' applies when someone on the internet is wrong
Debating politics on the internet is like trying to perform microsurgery with a chainsaw while a crowd of people throws tomatoes at you for not using an ethically sourced chainsaw
Dungeons & Dragons alignment charts are Myers-Briggs for cool people. They are also more accurate + more useful than Myers-Briggs.