Fort Wayne, IN
Joined March 2007
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How the Asian Squat changes the human body: It's the natural human resting position. It helps you maintain mobility in your hips, knees, groin, and ankles while preserving your ability to get down low and get back up. Hold for 1 to 5 minutes a day.
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How to Use Writing to Sharpen Your Thinking:
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I think the Children of the Corn should fight Leprechaun. Don't know who would win.
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highly successful people 1. just start 2. put in the hours
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Meet me on 14th St
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Stop trying to teach everything you know Most people just want to know what to do next.
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All plausible science fiction will be realized within our lifetime. If you’re reading this, you’re one of the luckiest humans to have ever been born (if we play our cards right.)
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The war in tormented Ukraine continues to cause suffering far beyond its borders, especially in the poorest countries, where so many people depend on grain imports. I make a heartfelt appeal to the parties to the conflict to allow for the safe transport of grain through the Black Sea. The daily bread of millions of people cannot be held hostage by the war.
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You can say what you want. Free country, and all that.
Kubrick's The Shining is a better movie than King's book is a book. I said what I said.
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The loneliest place in the universe isn't an empty room. It's a room full of people who don't understand you.
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My retirement plan 1. Lifting 3x a week 2. Sprinting 1x per week 3. Zone 2 for 150 min a week 4. Mobility and plyometrics for 7 min before my workouts The moment you stop lifting, running, stretching, jumping, and sprinting is the moment you become older.
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DIGGER is the kind of movie people will look back on in ten years and say it was a masterpiece. And I want everyone to know, I’m ahead of all of you. DIGGER is not only a masterpiece, it is one of the best films of the decade, I’d even say it is one of the best films ever made.
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Choose leverage over luck. Choose learning over worrying. Choose curiosity over negativity. Choose discomfort over comfort. Choose creation over consumption.
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One of the most common problems in the world: Unhappiness. Here's Naval's philosophy on becoming happier:
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Your Smart TV cost $500–$2,000. You plugged it in. You clicked "Agree" 6 times without reading. You connected WiFi. You opened Netflix. In the 10 seconds it took you to accept those terms, you gave your TV permission to screenshot your screen, track everything you watch across every input, listen through a microphone you didn't know was active, and sell your viewing habits to advertising networks. You also left it running on picture settings designed for a Best Buy showroom floor with fake motion processing that makes every movie look like a soap opera, oversaturated colors, and an energy saver that dims your $1,500 panel by 40%. A home theater installer who's calibrated over 3,000 TVs across every major brand Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Hisense, Roku, Fire TV told me: "Every Smart TV in America is doing 3 things right now: showing you a worse picture than it's capable of, spying on everything you watch, and running a microphone you forgot existed." "The picture is wrong because it shipped in showroom mode. The spying is active because you clicked 'Agree' during setup. And the microphone is listening because the voice assistant defaulted to on." "In 3,000 calibrations, I've never walked into a home where a single setting had been changed. Not one." Here are 10 Smart TV settings you should change tonight regardless of which brand you own:🧵
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Visualizing how higher dimensions might perceive our reality. Past, present, and future all at once.
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