
Saved by Helen Walters and
How to Live: 27 conflicting answers and one weird conclusion
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These future people are your responsibility now.
Most actions are a pursuit of emotions. You think you want to take action or own a thing. But what you really want is the emotion you think it’ll bring.
While everyone else is nervously preparing, you jump right in, unafraid to fail.
Love your partner, but don’t need your partner. Need is insatiable. Need destroys love.
Talk with people you usually avoid. Pursue subjects you know nothing about, and experiences unlike anything you’ve done before. If you’re not surprised — if you didn’t feel your brain changing — then you didn’t really learn.
Don’t depend on any company, especially not the big tech giants.
When you get older, time flies by, forgotten, because you’re not having as many new experiences.
Let the random generator decide what you do, where you go, and who you meet.
Your job is not just to act, but to tell a fascinating story of how you did so, and inspire others to do it.