Did this ever happen to you?
If something is on my mind, I would sleep really light that night, and my brain would be in problem-solving mode, so sometimes I would wake up with solutions for that problem.
I wonder what is the explanation for this 👀
Playing with friend's one-month-old Pasha 👀
I think kids are born with skills.
Bitcoin changed me a lot, but whom I met during the journey of learning Bitcoin changed me the most.
https://blog.geoarbitrage.com/change/The world is like a playground for a few people and a prison for the majority.
But the good news is you are only being imprisoned by your mind.
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Do you know that modern medicine is not meant to cure you but only to keep you alive so that you can keep paying?
Shitcoins are exactly the same as modern medicine, with all the complicated names and "fancy solutions" but without actually solving the root cause.
Being a Bitcoiner means you finally realized all the things that claim to "help" but actually to enslave you.
The whole system is built by people who thrive on human miseries, wake up.
People ruin nature for fiat money that is printed out of thin air.
People sell their bodies for fiat money that is printed out of thin air.
People scam others for fiat money that is printed out of thin air.
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Good and honest people got hurt the most because they are not "good at" playing this rotted game, but now you can opt-out with Bitcoin and live a peaceful life: discover your own unique potential, and focus on your crafts.
Taught a few Cantonese words to friends, and here is what they wrote:
do ce = teşekkürler ( thanks )
ım say ha hey = rica ederim ( you're welcome )
which reminded me that's how I learned English too: using familiar sounds to make sense of new sounds 😆
Avoid these things like a plague: plastics, chemicals, and fakes.
Here comes an envelope made from recycled paper, mixed with dry flowers ✉️
You would get more freedom to play around once learned how things work, and the more you learn the more you would appreciate nature.
Did you ever wonder how hairbrushes are made from horns?
I was lucky enough to meet an usta and decided to make one together so that I can understand the process.
It looks simple but it takes so much focus and patience. And we spent more than three hours to make this one, but it can last for 100+ years 👀 He said I can even pass it down to my grandkids:p
But then I asked this master why did he pick this craft, as it's so tiring, and definitely not something you can make lots of money from, as he can only produce two brushes like this in a day. He said he want to make something beautiful and permanent in this world, how nice we still have people like this in this corrupted world.
I started to experiment with going out without phones these days, for a few people it works great, all you need is to confirm the time and location.
But for some, somehow seems unworkable, the phone almost feels like a tool to be irresponsible so can "communicate" 🙈
If everyone can be reliable and show up on time, why do we even need to carry the phone around? I mean people in the past just write letters and meet, and it worked.
I used to be one of those city people who keep buying things, but now I enjoy finding craftsmen to make things together.
Not only does it slow down the whole "buying" process, but also I can see with my eyes how things are being made from scratch. But the most important part is I really need to *think* about what I want because the last thing you want is to make something useless and ended up wasting so much time and money.
But then why do so many people still work in a job they hate and buy useless things so to impress people they do not even like?
One of the most delicious things I have discovered this year is Lutenitsa from Bulgarian mums, mixed with tomatoes, eggplants, and peppers 🤤
It's so good but barely anyone talks about it, weird.
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互联网创业，实现独立的第二期：如何获取源源不断的创作灵感，已推送到各位老铁的邮箱 🤓
更多进度在此：
https://hacktheskills.com/process/My alarm clock changed from noisy traffic to happy singing birds 🦜
I have traveled from East to West and ate at many places, from the so-called Michelin to street food.
I think the best ones are usually those served with *one dish* only, which are usually old and family restaurants ( these are real craftsmen, a bit hard to come by); And the second best are home-cook style ones, especially cooked by mums - fun fact, these are usually hidden and modest looking, finding them almost feels like treasure hunting.
The worst are those fancy restaurants located in touristy places, and the second worst is those focused-on-the-looks types. and guess what? These are usually in super convenient locations, so no effort is even needed.
Finding good food does take effort, like everything else in life. 👀
If you are wondering why I got so much time to learn, I guess mostly because I muted all political things, news, and toxic people in my life. 🫡
