YinglingLight

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by YinglingLight 4y ago
When was this? There is a big difference between Elon Musk pre and post-March 2018. For reasons that would take weeks to explain.
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by YinglingLight 5y ago
There is so much military hardware up there, military hardware disguised as civilian, satellites that were launched successfully but publicly described as a failure/"useless orbit". The article is essentially asking that all
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by YinglingLight 5y ago
Why not? When the media we consume promotes Victimhood over taking Ownership of one's problems, isn't this behavior inevitable?
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by YinglingLight 5y ago
Content consumption "binges" are just that, they leave a feeling of regret if remembered at all.
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by YinglingLight 5y ago
"No interesting discussion can take place" quickly leads to "No meaningful discussion can take place".
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by YinglingLight 5y ago
>Congressional acts are the most public thing possible Not when said action occurs a week before the Congressional act is announced. Is this HN thread flooded with bots or something? Have never seen this level of sympathy for politicians
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by YinglingLight 5y ago
I presumed is was another example of the infantilizing of young adults today. 'Look at my cute pupper!' 'Just got dishy installed today Elon!'
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by YinglingLight 5y ago
That's a rather racist statistic
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by YinglingLight 5y ago
Your flaw is the assumption that all, or even most, customers prefer the non-tangible idea of "reducing pollution" to the tangible experience of greater performance.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Scientists got mortgages, too.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
>To be clear You know you're in a cult when you must preface your fealty before voicing the softest of logical hardballs. This entire thread is 50% prefacing. We've lost our ability for true discourse.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Old farts still had irl friends. The amount of teens who have no tangible friendships outside of Discord is sobering.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
You don't need Shakespeare to live
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Bro, kids aren't going to be less enthused about playing hockey because their goalie's pads are slightly different than what they see on TV.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Yikes. Is this 2004-era Tucker Max speaking? Civilization cannot exist without promoted monogamy. Q. Do you believe polygamy in the Middle East hurts women or men more? A. Men. Young, poor, men. You have tens of thousands of young, poor men
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
It seems to me that luck plays a huge role The concept of Talent Stacking: https://personalexcellence.co/blog/talent-stack/ Those who accrue and leverage a variety of skills tend to get 'lucky'. This i
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
You don't have to care what people giving you small fractions of your livelihood think. You, as a creator, care, of course. But you don't need to care care. I am of the opinion that every established Content Creator starts to
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
That's when you market out your skills to satisfying niche fetishes on the Japanese equivalent of Patreon. On a serious note, there's a slew of skills an animator has on their Talent Stack ( https://personalexcellence.co
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Journalism weeds itself of those not "in the club" via unpaid or barely paid internships in the highest COL cities.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Of all qualms you could have against Ferriss, this is the pettiest.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
You've never heard the story of the embittered simp, who was giving tens of thousands of dollars to camgirlA. The simp, upon discovering camgirlA fretting about dealing with an overbearing nuisance to Reddit (but one that pays her enti
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Advice in 2008, a trend in 2018, common sense in 2028, unfathomable that people in history lived any other way in 2048.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
I'll hold off on my order of the new Impossible Boner from Burger King.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
The peak endurance runner looks akin to a skeleton. The peak sprinter, bursting with life. Humans were made for spurts of activity followed by long periods of rest. Same is true for the work world.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
>Wikipedia hasn't been tainted like everything else. The illusion of purity allows corruption to thrive. There are influence teams hired by VIPs who use Wikipedia as simply an extension of cable news/social media. To "get
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Not a stretch to assume the data on one who pays for Youtube Premium is more desired than one who does not. 'Whales' to use a term in the mobile gaming market.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Well a competitor wouldn't be the brainchild of CIA's LifeLog program, for starters.
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
Would you estimate that you have less periods of feeling nostalgia, for you cannot picture your childhood home? Would you estimate that you have less periods of feeling cringe, for you cannot re-play an embarassing conversation in your mind
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
>The study compared the MRI scans of people who said they “often” feel lonely with the scans of people do not report feeling that way. I'm curious about how a sizeable fraction of the population "lacking inner thought" ht
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by YinglingLight 6y ago
'On November 8th of 2016, half the country learned that everything they believed to be both true and obvious turned out to be wrong. The people who thought Trump had no chance of winning were under the impression they were smart people

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