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Memphis, TN
Joined November 2018
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I woke up this morning with the heartbreaking realization that Luigi Mangioni loves us more than I love anything. That's a lot of Goddamned love.
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Replying to @CryptoWendyO
Reproductive competition. It's where the evil stepmother trope comes from.
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Replying to @aigkenham
That story isn't literal. It's just an illustration of the mind's relationship with time.
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Replying to @Shaelaran
This made me chuckle
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Aaron Anderson retweeted
The Odyssey but it's the Vietnam War (Music Video)
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Replying to @workingclassbud
After enlightenment I had the realization that I should plan on living for a thousand years. The practical implications of this have been that my career, finances, investments, and Healthcare have greatly improved.
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Replying to @overton_news
I met Larence Krauss at a dive bar when I was in college. Great conversationalist, but I knew he was trying to scam on college squirl because that's what I was trying to do, too.
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Never. He does give out copium, though.
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Replying to @Shivam25mishra
No, for every job it can do on it's own, multiple new jobs will be discovered. Then those jobs will need to be automated by AI, which will discover new jobs. Which pushes the job discovery frontier even further. AI replacement will always trail the exponential expansion of the frontier. Mathematically, it can't be any other way. Unless there was a way for AI to cross Hume's guillotine. Which there isn't. Each new job discovered is a black swan (the induction problem.) David Hume answered this question over 250 years ago, definitively. Anyone who thinks the answer is yes is functionally illiterate and should fix that about themselves.
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Mine involved voluntarily jumping into a black hole knowing that I would be permanently destroyed because Archangel Michael said it's what God wanted. I didn't even know about magick or grimoures then. Later, I found out that I had accidentally performed the Abramellen protocol.
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"Being morbidly obese is an outward sign of your unwillingness to cooperate within a society." 🎤⬇️🌋
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Replying to @archibaldxiv
A few years after enlightenment it dawned on me that the whole point of incarnation is really just to ride as many different animals as possible. So far I'm up to seven.
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Aaron Anderson retweeted
This Sunday is International Wizard Day. The first to ever happen. It's on a New Moon. Cast spells, get International Wizard Day trending on X, aura-farm, magick-max, change the world with our collective energy. Mark the day on your calendar.
🤖 Made with AI
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Also through rituals. They don't even have to be magickal. Just having a morning routine will make you wiser. Magickal rituals are at least 10x more wisdom generating, though.
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Aaron Anderson retweeted
"IF YOU ARE SO SURE BURN THE SHIPS" The quickest way to attract what's meant for you is to express yourselt so honestly and be so delusional that everything fall in the right place on its own. If you burn the ships, you can't go back home, so you won't have any option other than to win the war. And even if you sink to the bottom. Then don't come back up without the pearl. If you really believe in what you're doing then just prioritise that thing and forget everything else, just remove all the noises. you can start to feel how magnetic you attract your goals in life. And always ask yourself "Am I being true to myself or to the projections I've made?"
the whole cheat code to life is just being delusional and confident asf
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Aaron Anderson retweeted
“Nobody is coming to save you also implies that nobody is coming to stop you.”
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Replying to @archibaldxiv
Downloads. I get them sometimes. My nervous system response to these feels a lot like remembering something that should have been obvious.
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Post was written back then. The trick still works though. I do it with bonds and covered call etfs. My dad does it with physical gold in a bank vault. My stepmom doesn't understand why he doesn't just sell. I hope he never does.
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Back then everyone was in their 20's
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