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nachox999··on Jerry's Map
reticular activating system
nachox999··on Magnifica Humanitas
aguante el Papa
nachox999··on Magnifica Humanitas
why do you like Francis better?
nachox999··on Magnifica Humanitas
what do you think?
nachox999··on How to stop being boring
The person who wrote this seems very confused
nachox999··on Don't Download Apps
1) download app 2) get free chicken nuggets 3) uninstall app 4) ??? 5) profit
nachox999··on I don't care how well your "AI" works
It's up to you to use candles instead of lightbulbs
nachox999··on Why aren't smart people happier?
they think too much
nachox999··on Taking money off the table
great example, thanks
nachox999··on Taking money off the table
fair point :)
nachox999··on Taking money off the table
Sure, what I'm getting at is that in your hands, or in the buyer's, the value can go to zero or multiply. If they buy, it's because they assess that the chances of it multiplying are greater than it going to zero. Why sell in that case?
nachox999··on Taking money off the table
what I'm saying is the buyers are subject to the same risks, I'm not ignoring them
nachox999··on Taking money off the table
I believe the complete opposite. If someone is willing to buy your business, no matter the amount, it’s because it’s worth MUCH more than what they’re paying. It’s illogical for them to pay less than its real value. It’s even illogical to think they’d pay exactly what it’s worth. Why would somebody bother buying a company if they were only going to break even?
nachox999··on How ancient people saw themselves
"we can understand what they valued so much that they were willing to sacrifice long hours or scarce resources to get it."

well, those long hours must have been boring as hell. I don't think they felt it was a great sacrifice

nachox999··on Delivery is killing restaurant culture
video killed the radio star
nachox999··on A brief history of random numbers (2018)
natural random numbers are not (exactly) random or artifical generated random numbers are not (exactly) random?
nachox999··on Talent
it's isn't just a lenghthy blog post, it's a great article
nachox999··on "Be Different" doesn't work for building products anymore
maybe 'Being different' for building products means doing physical products in 2025
nachox999··on Long-distance and wide-area detection of gene expression in living bacteria
engineering microbes for drone-detectable spectral signatures truly is a visionary leap in biosensing, but its real test lies in navigating biology’s unpredictability and society’s caution
nachox999··on How to motivate yourself to do a thing you don't want to do
how to do something when your mind wanna do it because it's rational but your emotions don't because it's painful
nachox999··on How to motivate yourself to do a thing you don't want to do
"just DO IT!!!"

-Shia LaBeouf

nachox999··on Becoming the person who does the thing
learn for a fact that you can change
nachox999··on Becoming the person who does the thing
old farmers do the same, they just don't blog
nachox999··on When you're asking AI chatbots for answers, they're data-mining you
We need a tool that create random fake data for the data-mining web apps
nachox999··on Death and What Comes Next (2002)
Without fear I would probably be a sociopath, without doubts a proudful egomaniac with god complex
nachox999··on Death and What Comes Next (2002)
Why are we immoral then? You said it, because we're not just animals. We think, we are humans.
nachox999··on Death and What Comes Next (2002)
It appears to me unnecessary to say much about the terrors of death. The subject has been sufficiently enlarged upon by various writers; besides, every one knows and feels for himself that life is sweet and death is bitter. However old a man may be, however broken in health, however miserable his circumstances, the thought of death is an unwelcome one. There are three principal reasons why all sensible people fear death so much:

First, because the love of life, the dread of death is inherent in human nature. Secondly, because every rational being is well aware that death is bitter, and the separation of soul and body cannot take place without inexpressible suffering. Thirdly, because no one knows whither he will go after death

nachox999··on Steam, Itch.io are pulling ‘porn’ games. Critics say it's a slippery slope
censorship isn't bad
nachox999··on The effect of deactivating Facebook and Instagram on users' emotional state
deactivating Facebook was a great move for me; i wish i could make the same with IG, but the FOMO is too big
nachox999··on TikTok is harming children at an industrial scale
tiktok bodypositivy videos or an IQ > 80, choose one
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