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Idea of perfection in human mind
Human being is far from perfect; we are only a waypoint in life’s long ascent. So what, then, is truly perfect? Nothing—the universe itself is not flawless. Yet perfection does appear in one place, at least in form of an idea: in the human mind. Even if it is often only in the form of…
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Hard work and success
Success is rarely about hard work. In most cases, it highly depends on luck, or being in the right place at the right time in the right condition, or about spotting a scheme, talent, opportunity, or niche—and grabbing it fast. Best moves are guided by talent or luck, very rarely by grinding.
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Dual nature of the world
Where there are friends, there will be enemies. Where there is good, there will be evil. Where there is something good, something bad will follow. So it was, is, and will be—don’t try to idealize the other side; the dual nature of the world… just accept it. These two sides attract and stir each other.…
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The Edge of Knowing
I It’s a wall — you won’t know who’s behind it until you truly look. Guessing is pointless; it’s too random. And perhaps it’s meant to be this way: that we do not know, but feel instead. Theorizing about what lies beyond the known universe halts the mind — without experience, it has no ground…
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Tech Notions
Keep your data off big tech servers — they’ll betray you as soon as profits fall Biometric auth is risky — too easy to force Local storage & backups matters more than ever Be ready to lose any account — diversify your presence
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Simplicity and clarity
Whenever possible, aim for simplicity and clarity in everything
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Herd Mentality
Herd mentality in humans blurs clarity, weakening the precision needed as complexity grows. Calm, open detachment—not pride—helps keep a clear view for better decisions.
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Patterns
At the heart of every neural network lies a simple act — recognizing patterns across oceans of data. The machine finds, but it does not yet truly see what it finds. It is our history, our suffering, our bond with reality that give meaning to what we see.
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Adaptive Spirit
People don’t grow poor because of new tech like AI — they grow poor chasing the illusion of stability. Life was never meant to be stable. We were made to adapt, to face change. The more the world shifts, the more flexible you have to be. Minimalism, stoicism, the readiness to lose everything — and…
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Masses
The more elevated your spirit, the more repellent you are to the masses — because the masses only worship reflections of themselves
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Collective guilt
Where everyone is to blame, no one is guilty; collective guilt is best guarantee against the discovery of the real culprits.
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First comes nothing
Why is there something in the world? Because pure nothingness is unstable. Yet first comes nothing—something is derivative.
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Quality in work: know when to stop
Most interesting thing about striving for quality in work is to be able not to do something… know when to stop, to feel when it’s enough. This requires honesty and a sharp, critical eye.
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The core of creative work
Smooth, efficient flow is essential for the core of creative work. The work must be quick yet focused — distractions or slowness point to decline. Details can always be refined later.
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Complexity & Fragility
For me it’s all very simple: the more complicated it becomes, the more fragile it will be.
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Beauty
What is beauty? Why do some faces captivate one person but not another? Beauty is always partly subjective — shaped by the observer’s inner world. Can a computer create a beautiful girl? Maybe. But usually, it’s just an attractive one. True beauty reflects something personal — something uniquely yours.
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Earth is the genius planet
Earth is the genius planet, there are so few of them. So many unique combinations of factors. Take care of it, love it.
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Interesting
If it’s more challenging, it’s also more interesting.
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State level / Basic needs
“State level” has potential—an entity to maintain basic universal needs like the internet and social websites, media libraries, with open-source code and a decentralized nature. When you pay your part, it’s as though you’re contributing to the whole, fundamental access; it’s bad when the gigantism of private corporations takes over basic levels. Such flows can…
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Luck is often about percentage of attempts
Before you say luck doesn’t love you, make sure that you bought enough lottery tickets
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