Societal mechanics have an insatiable drive to automate, indifferent to what they consume. Automation is eating the world.
Societal mechanics have an insatiable drive to automate, indifferent to what they consume.
Automation is eating the world.
@rauchg Hey Guillermo, really cool to see what you’ve built at Vercel. Congratulations on all the success.
@Steviejoebrown You can legally do magic mushrooms in Oregon and Colorado with a licensed professional.
@scottastevenson I feel even more strongly about Don't Die. It seems to me that we're on the cusp of evolving from Homo sapiens and Homo evolutis. And in that transition, we may discover that everything we thought to be true is no longer true and emerge in a new world. It's made me more curious.
@PaulAustin3w That's what I've experienced with successive doses. Each reinvigorates the brain and smoothes out the terrain for new patterns to emerge.
@kevinxu @HamptonFounders It's interesting to note that those were models I made of the world years ago. AI has dramatically changed the landscape. Some things are still capital intensive such as biotech or manufacturing but others things such as software builds have plummeted, lowing barrier to entry.
Social media fast. Friday evening through Saturday bedtime. Back on Sunday. Total time off: 36 hrs. I'll start next week. Who'd like to join me?
Magic mushrooms did a 'force quit' to my thought patterns. Nothing else has done that before.
Utah has become an incubator for sugar bomb companies. A dirty soda from Swig can be 100 grams of sugar. Similar to some Crumbl cookies, which also originated in Utah. When religion constrains cravings, reward seeking just reroutes.
Utah has become an incubator for sugar bomb companies. A dirty soda from Swig can be 100 grams of sugar. Similar to some Crumbl cookies, which also originated in Utah.
When religion constrains cravings, reward seeking just reroutes.
Hanging with @garrytan and @ycombinator. No one wants to write shitty code. When you're in poor health, you are shitty code.
Hanging with @garrytan and @ycombinator.
No one wants to write shitty code. When you're in poor health, you are shitty code.