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Alien women is where it’s at.

And soon we’ll have a revolutionary new food machine that can morph your Apple to a Mac and Cheese!

That’s the beauty of limitation. You can learn to fully appreciate others’ gifts. For example, I could never be a master juggler, but watching a close friend doing it fluidly is beauty in its own respect.

Just a reminder… Christmas is real and Santa Clause is imaginary

Reminds me of my previous post:

Not true.

One of them being: Frederick’s d is a dud, son.

Higher states of consciousness will show you otherwise.

AI is certainly a powerful tool, but it shouldn’t be the only one.

Yes, not wearing a seatbelt is likely a costly mistake if you get into an accident

Indeed. It is easily possible to damage our minds by feeding it selfish thoughts constantly.

Infinite 🎁 moment

Maybe you can create earplugs specifically engineered for nightclub and pickup.

Ultimately, accept that which is out of your control to change. I’ve had a medical mishap happen a week ago. Instead of blaming the nurse for what had happened, I am looking at it from a place of compassion, empathy, and understanding. She was clearly in a lot of stress, as was I. I accept and forgive her. Update: my doctor private messaged me today and said that thing’s will start healing on its own without any intervention. What a beautiful Christmas gift!

Your focus should not be to cheat life; to cheat yourself. Instead, realize that you are capable of handling experiences you assumed you couldn’t out of fear. Continue to challenge your beliefs and ideas about yourself. This is not merely about living a good life, it’s about living a holistic one.

Wearing a seatbelt is also common sense, but there’s a small percentage who don’t care.

You have 48 hours to edit

it’s obviously the Xbox’s fault

I trip and found a RIP on my t-shrt.

With everyone sharing the same exact values, there would be nothing to value at all.

Expand your mind and be flexible with your thinking. Is your way and ideas adaptable; are you open to seeing things in new perspectives?

Agreed. No satisfying growth would be possible if it came too easy or without any hiccups.

it’s easy to convince yourself of that, but it’s simply the case that 7 years ago you were not as mature as you are today.