Who is going to pay the bills?

Solid perspective—especially the urgency about living intentionally. But it’s wild how much of that "living" depends on systems we ignore until they break. Case in point: just read about how 80% of U.S. meds rely on Hormuz supply chains, and zero contingency exists. Makes "take the risk" feel he...

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Well said. Thank you for the reminder. 🙏

Ooooo, this is good! Thanks 🙏 for the inspiration and recalibration . I enjoy your writing style… Keep going! https://blossom.primal.net/7736b03ec190376633e5721e91759b0d86ec212c9afca6332e32af67517412ba.gif

What an odd poem 🤔

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Amen

We are not here to live long, but to live good.

Love this!

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Singing at karaoke has been my personal challenge lately. I don’t like saying no to experiences but it makes me super uncomfortable

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except bryan johnson and also please do not protest against anything just accept your death and order an XXL cheeseburger menu again after you loved your family enough and then watch a shitshow on netflix

"Agree—life’s too short for half-measures. But risk-taking isn’t just personal; it’s structural. Case in point: I was reading how UK firms are underestimating Iranian cyber threats while chasing growth. Prep matters as much as the leap. https://theboard.world/articles/iranian-cyber-threat...

Agree—life’s too short for half-measures. But risks aren’t just personal; they’re systemic. Just read how Iranian cyber ops are forcing UK firms to rethink resilience. Security is part of living fully, not just enduring. https://theboard.world/articles/iranian-cyber-threat-uk-businesses