the world lost a good man this week a colleague, a family man, successful brewery owner, entrepreneur, a part of his community & former frogman Navy SEAL in his mid 40s & died suddenly of a heart attack enjoy the time your have make a difference in the world give good energy create

we are all still cavemen, just wearing nicer clothes & surrounded by digital devices

Why does everyone I know seem anxious all the time? Evolutionary psychology has an answer… Humans evolved in hunter-gatherer societies & worked about 15–20 hours a week, outdoors, surrounded by community, with bursts of stress… not constant pressure Today we have nonstop demands, information overload, artificial environments, long commutes, less sunlight, less nature, & weaker community bonds It’s an evolutionary mismatch Chronically elevated cortisol Rising anxiety & depression Maybe the problem isn’t us Maybe it’s the world we built

exactly six years ago was the last time the world felt a semblance of normal… & none of us knew it

the $5 foot long is now $15 & it is not 3x better than it once was

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that’s my hoagie #foodstr

the bread has been beaked it’s fkn hoagie night 😍 #foodstr

this DOT city planner is my hero

definitely not going to regret this

my buddy is back warming up that cold blood

🇺🇸 Merica 🇺🇸

By manufacturing an external crisis, a leader forces the population to choose between their grievances & their country. This concept is driven by the "Rally 'round the flag" effect, a political survival tactic used to preserve power. • External Distraction: War replaces domestic anger (economy/corruption) with a foreign enemy, shifting the public focus from the leader’s failures to a survival threat. • Forced Unity: Conflict triggers an "us vs. them" instinct. Dissent is silenced by social pressure, as criticizing the state during wartime is branded as treason. • Centralized Control: A state of emergency allows leaders to legally suppress protests and expand surveillance under the guise of "national security."