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I think it's because of the position of the earth in relation to the sun mate 😝

WWE is far more dangerous if you look at all the injuries and lasting damage. These guys put their bodies on the line 200 nights a year while UFC guys fight like twice a year.

What about Hitler?

After seeing that Altman video I decided; might as well boycot them lol.

Good for you man. I've only ever done MDMA at techno clubs and then end up watching porn for 6 hours on the comedown while smoking weed. Comedowns were pure torture.

I've thought a lot about what Napoleon Hill meant by Sex Transmutation. It's not nofap or 'redirecting' sexual energy in some way. It's just that you're less interested in sex so you focus on other things. He even noted that some of this stuff doesn't come until men are in their 40s. It is no coincidence that sexual desire goes down with age.

Although they exist, they're outliers. It takes time to get to a level of self knowledge, self awareness and general and specific knowledge to build and grow a successful business. From Claude: **Most common age range: 40-50 years old** The most comprehensive data comes from a 2018 study analyzing U.S. Census Bureau data on founders of high-growth companies. They found: - The average age of a founder whose startup had substantial growth was **45 years old** - For the top 0.1% of fastest-growing startups, the average founder age was **45** - A 50-year-old entrepreneur is almost twice as likely to start a highly successful company as a 30-year-old For "regular" successful businesses (not high-growth startups but solid, profitable companies): - Most first-time business owners are in their **early-to-mid 40s** - The 45-54 age group shows the highest rate of entrepreneurial activity - By mid-40s, people typically have 15-20 years of industry experience, deeper professional networks, and some capital saved **Why older founders succeed more often:** They have accumulated industry expertise, developed better judgment about market opportunities, built professional networks, gained managerial experience, and often have some savings or access to capital. The "20-something founder in a garage" story is real but represents a tiny fraction of successful businesses. Most people who build sustainable, profitable companies do so after spending years learning their industry first.

But you're just pointing to celebrities. There's plenty of spiritual coaches who are making more than a doctor by leading retreats, high-ticket coaching etc. And they worked hard on that, takes years to build up a business like that.

Happy to announce that on Dec 24th my Plus subscription ended; a true Christmas miracle! I hope I'm not imagining it. Also removed the desktop app and phone, switched to Claude and Gemini. Altman is a fucking scammer, I no longer support the product.

Until you struck them with that sweet hammer of justice 🔨👑

Fundamental topic! Why can some people work 12-hour days consistently? While others need more rest Are these hardcore grinders missing out on spiritual development by default or is it just different strokes for different folks? How do genetics tie in? What do you believe productivity is? Poke Leo-holes in hustle culture please 😂

Jobs was Green/Orange while these old-school Japanese work culture is Blue.

Well, if those companies would try 6-hour workdays instead of 12, then we can compare. Lots of data shows that 4-week days can be more productive than 5 etc. I doubt working people to death serves any purpose.