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A hundred thousand years ago, your ancestors had a problem.
They needed to survive long enough to reproduce.
Nature solved this problem with a simple system: reward behaviors that increase survival and reproduction. Find food? Reward. Build relationships? Reward. Have sex? Massive reward.
Your brain evolved to push you toward things that mattered.
Then humanity got really good at technology.
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5 Historic Photos That Speak Volumes – Ned Hardy
A wireless meat thermometer takes the guesswork out of cooking by letting you monitor your food’s temperature in real time from your phone, so you get perfectly cooked meat without constantly opening the grill or oven. – Amazon
Inside Putin’s $26 Billion Quest for Longevity – WSJ
The Alien Strikes Back: Victor Wembanyama Forces a Date With History – The Ringer
Moment Blue Origin rocket explodes during test in Florida – BBC News
Smaller guy knocks out a racist – Reddit
Why Would Someone Publicly Burn $8 Million Worth of Bitcoin? Theories Are Flying – Gizmodo
A Few Photos To Remind You That Life Is Beautiful – Ned Hardy
If you are looking for plastic free paper plates, these are made from 100% sugarcane fiber, which is a natural byproduct of sugar production. No plastic, no bleaching agents. – Amazon
I Tried the Viral Trick for Thawing Meat Fast—and It Actually Works – Allrecipes
Man harasses a bunch of women, calling them poor repeatedly, and gets shot at – Reddit
Streamers Like Clavicular Are Humiliating OnlyFans Girls for Clout – Wired
Amazon unveils its AI ambitions in Hollywood, sparking a creator revolt – NBC News
YouTube directors are beating Disney — and saving Hollywood – Dnyuz
Analysis of Texas measles outbreak shows just how dangerous virus is – Ars Technica
What’s your daily food intake like, can you give an example of a typical day’s meals you consume?
Food intake is all over the place. Typical day varies some but here’s an example:
Breakfast: a couple boxes of microwavable breakfast sandwiches and or hot pockets. Other times it’s hotdogs, eggs, potatoes, cheese and butter in a big bowl with a few bags of chips.
Mid morning meal usually a plate of corn dogs, rolled tacos and or chicken nuggets. Some more chips.
Lunch is usually a family meal from local Chinese or I get taco burrito packs from del taco. If not take out, I’ll have a few boxes of pasta with butter and cheese.
Dinner: 4 frozen pizzas with a few boxes of pasta with butter and cheese.
Dessert: a couple family pack of cookies, half gallon or two of ice cream.
Midnight meal usually a few microwavable meals.
Roughly a liter or two of coke or Dr pepper with every meal.
I was with my ex for 7 years she’s 36 and I miss her all the time, I look at other women and they all seem like downgrades in comparison to my ex. She was perfect, great ass, great boobs slim waist, nice face. Everything about her physically was great, the internal not so much since she cheated on me and was manipulative and abusive at times.
But part of me still wants her and I am extremely jealous of the guy she cheated on me with as he is now with her in a relationship.
Whilst I can’t find anyone or am attracted to anyone. It’s been 8 months and I just feel stuck fantasising about her and what she’s doing and how I am never going to be with a woman as hot as her ever again in my life.
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My parents have always had unspoken expectations for their kids. If someone in the family is doing well, it’s like I have to do better so they can stop feeling sorry for themselves. If someone buys something—like electronics, clothes, or a house—it’s on me to work harder and buy it for them too. I used to be okay with this because it seemed to make them happy, and if I could manage it, I didn’t mind.
The most important moments in parenting are usually not the happy ones.
Anybody can love a kid when they’re adorable. When they’re laughing in the backseat. When they draw you a crooked picture of a dinosaur and tell you it’s you. When they run into your arms at the end of the day like you’re the center of the universe.
That part is easy.
The real parenting happens when they’re difficult.
A Meta employee gets real about the horror of working there right now – SF Standard
23 Photos That Show How Far Human Engineering Has Come – Ned Hardy
If you feel stuck repeating the same bad habits over and over, This book is one of the best books I’ve ever read on how tiny daily changes quietly compound into a completely different life. – Amazon
US government prepares to print $250 note featuring Trump’s face – BBC News
Got SSSS on Your Boarding Pass? Here’s What It Means—And How to Avoid It Next Time – Afar
A new Taliban law opens the door to child marriage even further – NPR
Pentagon puts building blocks in place for Cuba invasion – Politico
30 Statistics That Sounds INSANE but is 100% true – Ned Hardy
Best shaving cream! You only need a tiny amount and it gives an incredibly smooth shave without irritating your skin. – Amazon
Ferrari Says The Controversial Luce EV Is The Future, Not A Mistake – Autoblog
FBI says Google engineer used internal search data to win $1.2M on Polymarket – Ars Technica
The 40 Most Rage-Inducing Problems in Tech – The Ringer
Inside Waymo’s New Ojai Robotaxi: More Space, Sliding Doors and Smarter AI – CNET
A foreigner customer in Thailand demanded a refund after finding out the person he slept was a male – Reddit
Most people imagine spy recruitment happening like it does in movies.
A mysterious man in a dark suit approaches someone in a bar in Vienna. A coded phrase gets exchanged. A briefcase changes hands. Suddenly someone is betraying their country for millions of dollars.
Real intelligence recruitment is usually slower, quieter, and far more psychological than that.
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