Look bro I'm just a pedantic bitc... I'm a very detail oriented person.

Just because someone is doing a very bad job of explaining something does not mean that they are wrong.

The majority of my friends are Bitcoiners and I’ve been pondering that as I doubt that’s very healthy. But I think I’ve sorted it out. It’s not that I don’t like hanging out with non-bitcoiners, it’s that I don’t like hanging out with people who don’t have anything that they are passionate about. Someone who hates their job, resents their spouse, is annoyed by their kids, is overwhelmed by home maintenance, etc, etc, is just really really draining to be around. And unfortunately, that’s the norm.

Shout out to the MAGA crew for having some principals and not letting the Epstein thing go.

These red pill bros seem to have this idea that men should rule over women because they are physically stronger… it’s like they really think it’s 'he who has the biggest biceps is the ruler'. And this amuses me as it’s a wild lack of understanding of human evolution and human specialization. With these characters I’ve often seriously wondered why haven’t just gone to join a Chimpanzee troop. And well they can’t because Chimps are dramatically stronger than humans and they would quickly be killed. What this crew doesn’t understand is that humans got to where we are by specializing in social bonds and intelligence rather than in physical strength. It is our social connections and tool making that allowed us to survive and thrive. If you take one human, without social connections or tools and put them alone with a tiger, the human is lunch. But, if you take a human with social connections, a tribe, and tools, the tiger is lunch. So it’s not he who has the biggest biceps survives, it’s they who have the best social bonds and best tools thrive.

Y'all did you know that you can shrink your amygdala?!? As in there is real evidence with brain scans and what not that you can make this happen! Guess what's the best way to do that is? ...yup, meditation! Of course. Then obviously regular exercise and maybe some cognitive behavioral therapy. And I'll bet you the weird stuff like EMDR, MDMA, and shrooms shrink the amygdala as well but not sure the research has been done on those yet. We tend to think of our brains as these fixed things, but it turns out, not so much!

Harvard Gazette

Eight weeks to a better brain — Harvard Gazette

Harvard researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital find that participating in an eight-week mindfulness meditation program appears to make measu...

Do you have people in your life that actively lookout for you, defend you, and support you? And *active* is the key word here. Do you have people in your life that do these things without you having to ask?

My experience on the internet lately...