july

july

your musings, thoughts & dreams; welcome here

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I’ve always found the idea of death comforting The thought that my life could end at any moment , frees me To fully appreciate the beauty , and Art and Horror of everything this world has the offer Famous Quote

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i feel weird bringing up death around people because i don’t want to upset them, but i know that’s a projection that may not be based in truth do you feel bothered by death talk? or wish people were actually more open? i’m cool with it and like to joke about it and would love to know if you are too 🖤

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Pattern recognition is the primary architecture of intelligence itself. When you can see the recurring structures in market cycles, human behavior, code bugs, relationship dynamics, or scientific phenomena, you're essentially running the same neural machinery that allowed our ancestors to distinguish edible plants from poisonous ones or predict seasonal changes. The mathematicians who revolutionized their fields weren't necessarily smarter than their peers, they just got obsessed with finding the hidden regularities that everyone else dismissed as noise. Same with the investors who consistently outperform, the therapists who can read emotional patterns their clients can't see, or the engineers who debug complex systems by recognizing familiar failure modes. And this skill is transferable across different domains once you develop it. The person who notices subtle social patterns often excels at reading market sentiment. The programmer who sees elegant abstractions usually spots inefficiencies in business processes. The musician who hears complex rhythmic relationships might excel at statistical analysis. We live in an information dense world where the winners aren't those who process the most data, but those who can extract signal from noise most effectively. Every domain has its own surface complexity, but underneath there are often surprisingly simple patterns repeating at different scales. Learning to see those patterns, to feel them intuitively rather than just intellectually, might be the closest thing we have to a universal skill

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I know that in my life, I’m heading in the right direction if people look at what I’m doing, and see it in real life, and ask me — what is this, and my natural response is:

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Ty july, until next year. 🤍🫂

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Reading a cast from @july is like listening to a song by Mary Chapin Carpenter — good for what ails you. 👏🏻👏🏻

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Book dump for this lovely month. Jazz by Toni Morrison. The Book of The City of Ladies by Christine De Pizan. The Secret History by Procopius. Oreo by Fran Ross. The Briar Club by Kate Quinn. Hail Mary by Funmi Fetto. I couldn’t read as much because I was insanely busy this month, I hope next month is better 🤧

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to someone out there you’re living proof that growth and resilience are worth the journey. just keep casting.

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As someone who feels a lot, I have such a hard time expressing myself that I just end up shutting down a lot of things

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The future and its goals are exteremely deceptive trust me, life is in phases only struggles are constant. In summary human needs are insatiable.

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“You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him find it within himself” -Galileo Galilei What this Quote means is everyone Knows how to ask questions “ how did u do it ? “ And “ how to learn this or that “ But nobody’s willing to Do the hard work , Be consistent , show up everyday , Stay up in nights , learn 🖤💆🏻 Make a Schedule , And just do it without making any excuses

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“ one must think of Sisyphus happy “ 💆🏻 This Idea comes from a Guy named Albert Camus , Camus uses the figure of Sisyphus forever condemned to roll a boulder up a hill, only for it to roll back down as a metaphor for the human condition. Life, in its absurd repetition and seeming meaninglessness, mirrors Sisyphus’s fate Camus argues that once we become aware of the absurdity and still embrace life without appeal to false hope or meaning we find a kind of freedom So when he says, “One must imagine Sisyphus happy,” he’s saying that in the very act of defiance and acceptance, Sisyphus finds dignity and joy.

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Existence of bad days implies the existence of good days. The only thing worse than having and experiencing bad days is not being able to enjoy good ones

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It ultimately signal you are give a shit. That you care about the world. You are saying this is worth fighting for, and I'd like to point my life energy towards this thing. Especially if the motivation underneath the effort is implicitly not looking for an outcome or angling for a result. It often makes it more valiant if that makes any sense. This often translates to sexiness because what is sexiness but wanting another person who will exude unbridled life force into the world without flooding or destroying you with it.

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