PaperOliver

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by PaperOliver 2y ago
This reminds me of my time at school in the UK. At school we were divided into "houses" based on where you lived. You had to meet in your house twice a day so we all became friends and after school we would meet up and play basket
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by PaperOliver 2y ago
After I learned to lucid dream real life became much less interesting in comparison. It felt like I came alive at night in my sleep, everything in the dream world was so vivid. I learned I could create any environment I wanted, like when Ne
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by PaperOliver 3y ago
I have also had this experience. Meditating for 12 minutes a day for a year or so.
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by PaperOliver 3y ago
Out of curiosity how would someone earn £20k of benefits while also getting a house? That seems outlandish to me.
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by PaperOliver 4y ago
I think the key is to actually like other people. If you don’t like them, how do you expect them to like you. When you find people you like, ask them questions, people most love to talk about themselves. You should be interested in what the
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by PaperOliver 4y ago
This happens in a similar away at the small architecture company I work at. A client will pay for work, and then it will then become clear the work they have asked for is infeasible. However we are still contracted to do work. It benefits u
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by PaperOliver 4y ago
A side effect for me was receiving a final warning for my work performance. For me WFH is like how most people would respond to being asked to sleep at the office. Im an architect and have a relatively enjoyable job but I would just procras