from The Peripheral by William Gibson
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Brain Chemistry Update
So today it’s been three weeks as a formally-medicated ADD sufferer. I wish I could say that there’s been massive change thanks to the miracle of modern medicine, but other than the first day, I didn’t really notice much of an effect. I started on the minimum adult dosage, so that may have had something … Read more
Will I become a billionaire if I am determined to be one and put in the necessary work required? – Quora
Source: Will I become a billionaire if I am determined to be one and put in the necessary work required? – Quora Answer provided by Justine Musk, Elon Musk’s first wife.
“Life is short, even on its longest days.”
— Mellencamp
First Day with My New Brain Chemistry
If you’ve been around me, you’ve realized that I’ve got ADD. But I didn’t know I did…and then when I did know, I didn’t want to admit it. And then when I did finally admit it, it was because it was making a mess of my life and my career. And when I got over … Read more
Use a Layered Reading Approach to Get Through Your Backlog of Books
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Scenes from a Weekend
Discovered I made a pretty fundamental flaw in the front triangle of the CX/gravel crusher frame. If it were for a client, I’d be starting from scratch. Since it’s for me, and it doesn’t render the bike unrideable or unsafe, I’m going to stick with it. No, I’m not going to tell you the mistake … Read more
The complete and logical guide to winning at your own life in 19 super difficult steps
https://medium.com/i-dont-know-a-thing/the-complete-and-logical-guide-to-winning-at-your-own-life-in-19-super-difficult-steps-135a17b3c5c6
Those Moments
Yesterday, I left the house for work at noon, with Sam sick, and Eddy in the midst of a full-blown tantrum — the type of tantrum only a three year-old can possibly throw: ridiculous subject matter (“no, I don’t want peaches with my lunch!”) and the kind of focus a sniper would envy. As I … Read more
Frank Sinatra, Playboy Interview, 1963
First: I believe in you and me. I’m like Albert Schweitzer and Bertrand Russell and Albert Einstein in that I have a respect for life — in any form. I believe in nature, in the birds, the sea, the sky, in everything I can see or that there is real evidence for. If these things … Read more
