In the 90s when I was a child degenerate there was this site ratemypoo dot com which of course I would visit and rate poo for laughs. Just today realized it's a perfect recipe for a literal shitcoin casino site

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Morning! Three things I am deeply grateful my family taught me as a child and that I’m now intentionally installing in my nieces and nephews: - Question everything. Get a second opinion when it feels warranted. - The presence of someone else’s beauty does NOT diminishes your own. - The world is vast. Billions of people, endless paths. Travel, learn, and don’t let your current environment define the size of your life. Perspective is def another form inheritance.

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It’s wild how people start panicking about injustice only when they imagine someone doing to them what they once did to others

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Imagine being a human being that believes their every thought?

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When you control your lust, you’ll know the real game.

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No art today, Just some thoughts The day we stop talking is the day society dies Feeding with algorithms people get more and more distant from each other Divide and conquer

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You know it’s a great day when you learn something you can integrate into your life immediately and it’ll probably be applied daily until new information updates the outdated. I.e., a software update for your brain. Also pretty proud to share that after the initial awe and excitement subsided after adding a new skill to the moveset, the next thought was “I’m the biggest idiot in the history of idiots” for acting the way I did pre- new info. The comment was in good fun but self deprecating comments will destroy you from the inside out. I wanted to share because it’s an example of the realistic highs and lows of the ego that lives in this meat suit we call our body. The goal isn’t to destroy the ego but to be aware of it. We can keep accumulating more materials and padding the resume with more accolades but until the idea of a moving goalpost is destroyed, the hedonic treadmill will win. So by all means keep striving for more but find contentment in what you have today. Peace and love.

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In times like these, we need to focus on sharing resources and information. Let's promote accessibility in Web3 without being greedy. Those who are trying to get involved in this space must understand the cycles we've gone through and how long we've been waiting for meaningful progress. Everything else is just hype. There are communities actively building, especially in the realm of art.

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this decade is for sure the era where we love collecting all the things

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I hate when people be like “we’re going to make the next one harder for you.” Like go tf ahead, growth mindset always! No failures, only lessons. Then they get mad because others complain it’s too hard lol. Oga, abeg pick your struggle

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With so much information online our mind tend to develop interest in many things, trying to cut down to only 2-3 which intersect with my interest.

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some notes before going to bed. imo the best way to find happiness and grow is to stick to these simple rules: - stop making excuses for people who try to take advantage of you - the things haters criticize about you are actually your strength; develop them even more - people will judge you no matter what, so focus on doing what makes you happy - no one is better than you, remove this idea from your head - eat fries everyday

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Winning and doing the right thing are not mutually exclusive

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my neighbors are sooo hippie and eco-friendly that they might actually be serial killers

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does my cat know it's my birthday today

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