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Interesting. Anyone have a recommendation on a Math app for everyday use?

> If someone were 100% satisfied with everything around them, there would be no reason for them to move or change anything.

It's not that simple. Not moving or doing anything is a decision in itself with consequences.

We _are_ making progress in space exploration but the moon isn't of much interest anymore. The technology that is being developed to reach Mars for example is "technology we don't currently posses."

> I still thought antimatter was a theory.

Your use of the word "theory" here seems to be a misnomer akin to the common statement "But X is just a theory."

> Yes, it may put you out of a job one day

This would be a massive issue in the US with the current setup.

One example is the 'click here' button at the very top of the page.

It's true with the normal definition of happiness. Think about it. Whatever you're doing now is an attempt to get you to a happy state. If you're already happy, it'll fade and you will take more actions to be happy again. This seems to be part of our human condition.

Everything we are doing right now is an attempt to find some happiness (now).

Use devtools device toolbar and you'll get the option to fold and throw a plane.

I thought the Ancient Aliens series was interesting. A group of friends showed it to me and some believed in it. However, we started following the logic they use and it basically boils down to this:

We don't know how this was done so therefore Aliens did it.

So the most honest thing they can actually say is they don't know.

Basically, this is called the observer effect. The process of observing something can change the thing you are observing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_effect_(physics)

He's not wrong. He's correcting the improper use of the word. However, I would say evolution has results but is actually a process.

It's probably not the actual chicken for one.

Yes, it is self-reported but the evidence is there to back it up.

I can empathize with others in this thread saying that his lifestyle is unhealthy (which is probably based on the anti-workaholic ideals a lot of us hold). However, he is just describing what worked for him to get to where he is and he seems to have accomplished a lot. Not only that, he describes how he is keeping himself healthy.

One reason for his success is that he multitasks well, whereas humans typically do not. This enables him to work the way he did/does.

The top post at the moment states that he will cause the "detriment of his quality of life." Actually, it seems he has improved his quality of life significantly (he left his corporate job, has more time to spend with his family, etc.). The top post OP also mentions not finishing the article so he may have missed all that.

Someone else stated that he is just boasting about "how awesome" he is. I did not get this vibe, but from my perspective, he is someone who has the confidence to speak about his subject. Which is completely fine. You should have a level of confidence when it comes to your craft and there's nothing wrong with that.

As stated in this article, this might not work for everyone. This is true, people work differently. Some people, oddly enough, don't need breaks. I do. And so on..