It’s taking you a little longer
because you aren’t lying, using people, scamming, manipulating
or selling your soul


Having an integrity is a skill many people lack

Me 😂😂😂

For folks who overthink, i have a simple routine that might helps

• Write what’s on your mind before sleep
Just dump everything on paper. No fixing.  Then CLOSE the book

• Tell yourself “tomorrow is tomorrow”
You handled TODAY. That’s enough.

• Sleep at the same time

• Stop scrolling in bed

• Pick one task for tomorrow

Co worker: You look so unapproachable

Me: Yet, here you are

hear me out you know everything feels human centered but meaning does not exist by itself

I mean the universe just exists, It does not care.. it has no opinions .. no goals....no story


And meaning is assigned and of course the only known system that assigns meaning is our mind

So i think everything seem to be all about us is

because we are the ones asking the question and answering it 😂


so are we fooling our self? 😂😂

Everything has a flow. Even the smoothest surface has microscopic holes, which is why friction always exists, but we only notice the big picture

One problem i saw with AI code assistants is that most of the time they use outdated dependencies or deprecated libraries.

This can create security risks, so you always need to review the code and make sure it uses the latest libraries and best practices

A monk once said :

“Imagine being bitten
by a snake, and instead
of focusing on healing
from the poison,

You chase the snake to
understand why it bit
you and to prove that
you didn’t deserve it.”

"it’s the Ethiopians they’re the ones who are irrational and aggressive ..."

What the hell 🙄 who thinks like this

Idk what is wrong with Robert Greene

If ur using a GPS and when you miss a turn, your GPS doesn't judge you, it recalculates. No matter how many detours you take, it finds another way forward. Life works like that too. You'll make mistakes, but your destination doesn't vanish. The route just changes

This guy is crazy

You know, I spend a lot of my time reading about how business and markets really work. What most people call innovation is often an illusion. Many companies have weak cash flow and poor real returns, yet on paper they look like revolutionary breakthroughs, almost like hard science instead of speculation. Much of this is driven by storytelling, investor belief and financial engineering. And this kind of system kills real innovation and real science. The competition is distorted, the pressure is artificial, and countless brilliant minds get crushed while hype gets rewarded.

We can see this clearly with Elon Musk as an example

Elon Musk being worth about 677 billion dollars is mostly a paper number. Almost all of it is tied to his ownership of Tesla, SpaceX and other private or thinly traded assets. Those shares are not cash. They only have that value as long as the market believes in them.

Tesla and his other companies do not generate anywhere near 100 billion dollars a year in net income combined. That matters because real wealth comes from cash flow, not headlines. If he tried to liquidate even 20 billion dollars worth of stock, it would likely crash the share price. Once the price starts falling, it triggers margin calls, panic selling and a chain reaction that wipes out far more value than the cash he gets out.

That is why he cannot just sell shares freely. The market is not deep enough to absorb sales of that size without collapsing. The same applies to using stock as collateral. Banks only accept a limited portion of volatile stock as collateral, and they apply big haircuts. If the stock drops, the loan gets called. That is how billionaires blow up.

So yes, on paper he looks absurdly rich. In reality, his usable money is a small fraction of that. He lives off loans, controlled stock sales and cash flow from operations, not by pulling hundreds of billions out of thin air

So just because someone had a good IPO and their stock is flying doesn’t mean they have created something truly valuable. An entire paper empire can be crushed by a whisper, a bad quarter, or a shift in public perception. When value depends on belief instead of fundamentals, it is fragile by design.

My point is this. Innovation is not about IPOs or stock prices. It is not even about hype.

Some of the most valuable work might be sitting quietly in a lab right now. No hype. No headlines. No public market story. Maybe because it does not fit the narrative, or maybe because the creator does not want paper money at all. And ironically, that might be the real innovation we never hear about.