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Patrick PReis
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I make music // sing & write Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/@patrick_preis "The secret of all success lies in building ourselves. Never mind the product, never mind the skills." - Walter Russell (from The Message of The Divine Iliad)
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Patrick PReis 2 months ago
"He that wonders shall reign, and he that has reigned shall rest."
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Patrick PReis 2 months ago
Another reason is time perception itself. The brain does not measure time like a clock; it measures change, novelty, emotion, and memory density. When life is repetitive and numb, years can disappear quickly in hindsight. When life is emotionally intense or full of major internal change, the brain stores more memories, making that period feel much longer.
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Patrick PReis 2 months ago
Technical discussions are only relevant to technical people. If technical discussions were valued by the majority, then no one would use Instagram for example. People only care about the essence, the ultimate substance.
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Patrick PReis 3 months ago
there is a "hidden" technology called MEDBEDs, you go in and they cure you from all diseases and physical harms
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Patrick PReis 4 months ago
I just used #Shakespeare to rebrand my "portfolio" website: Before image After image
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Patrick PReis 4 months ago
“All truly great thoughts are conceived while walking.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols
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Patrick PReis 9 months ago
The term "mortgage" comes from Old French mort gage, meaning "death pledge". This is derived from the Latin mortuus ("dead") and Old French gage ("pledge").
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Patrick PReis 10 months ago
would you prefer to see the past or the future? why?
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Patrick PReis 10 months ago
If you think you can't, you can't. If you think you can, you can.
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Patrick PReis 11 months ago
My aunt is a dish washer. She asked me about Bitcoin and I was very surprised since she's not from any "tech" bubble, I think she never gave one prompt to Chat GPT for example. To the best of my ability I tried to explain to her how Bitcoin works and I think she understood very well; I'm not good at expressing myself but her desire to learn was so strong that she got it. After my brief explanation, I helped her install an Electrum mobile wallet (she doesn't have any computers). Electrum has some translations missing by the way. This all happened in the previous weekend, in the next weekend I'll help her create an account in an exchange so she can buy her first satoshis. The funny part is that my parents were listening while I explained to her and now they're all hyped up, even though they never heard of Bitcoin before, so perhaps next weekend more 3 people will get in touch with Bitcoin. Of course, the interest for Bitcoin comes from wanting to make profit in fiat, and I think it's okay. All zaps of this post (if any), will be sent to my aunt or divided with her and my parents if they decide to try it out as well.