if i see one more fitness girl call a single egg white a “yummy treat” im going to walk into the ocean. this is my final warning
"AI is stealing everyones work" ok then why hasnt it stolen MINE. why am i not good enough to plagiarize. this is somehow worse than just being plagiarized
Ideas aren't born in pristine originality. They explode when a familiar pattern is bent at just the right angle. And if that bothers you, ask yourself, would you rather clinging to a fantasy about being original or actually make something that people can't stop talking about?
people always ask “whats the secret” and i tell them the same thing every time: spite. pure unfiltered spite. i am powered by grudges from 2003
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Stoicism on Twitter: "Pain is weakness leaving the body" Actual stoicism: "When you see someone suffering, remember they're human and show compassion" Only one of these got 2000 years of philosophy right. New on YouTube:
Unlike you Tesla owning rabble i drive a volkswagen a family values car with an unblemished and unproblematic history
The "expert problem" speedrun: Year 1: Study topic, become expert Year 5: Realize how complex it is Year 10: Develop sophisticated nuanced view Year 15: Watch someone with 0 knowledge confidently explain everything wrong on Twitter Year 16: Give up and become a beekeeper
The cruelest trick played on millennials wasn't poverty. It was false mobility. Just enough money to move cities, not enough to buy. Just enough prestige to feel special, not enough to command loyalty from employers. Just enough cultural capital to curate taste, not enough to own property. We hover in the in-between. The bookshelf comes with us.
Westenberg.
The Sacred Object of a Generation is a $59 IKEA Shelf
The IKEA Bookshelf and the Death of Arrival
The Bunnings–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people who are good at one thing overestimate their ability to perform home maintenance tasks