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What are friends for? #5
By Pierce Ng (with contributions from Phil Ossefie and Todd Ler) TLDR: to see and understand us (enough) for what we are, again and again. Intro For normal people, this is a platitude, not a question. However, this is for everyone who doesn’t feel normal, “Really, what are friends for?” “What’s the point of having…
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Could we be determining value more accurately? #4
by Phil Ossefie (with contributions from Pierce Ng and Todd Ler) TLDR: Yes, starting with considering other people’s struggles more. Price is what you pay, value is what you get We can’t talk about value without talking about Money because it’s the most popular way we determine the worth of as many things as possible.…
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What’s the point of being alive? #3
by Phil Ossefie (with contributions from Pierce Ng and Todd Ler) TLDR: to add value. What’s value? A) Odds of survival – the probability of us staying alive. AND/OR B) Motivation to live – different from motivation to not die or survival instinct. Whether it’s more for ourselves or others, ideally no one should have…
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So how should we be living? #2
by Phil Ossefie (with contributions from Pierce Ng and Todd Ler) TLDR: Choosing to not hurt anyone is a good start. Priorities We’re suggesting approaches to living, not telling anyone how to live. How could we? We’re not even sure how to live ourselves. We all have different priorities, The 10 functions as a quick…
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Is there more to life than this? #1
by Phil Ossefie (with contributions from Pierce Ng and Todd Ler) TLDR: Not really, it’s just 10 things. Intro No one asks this question when life is good or busy. It’s specially reserved for when we’re spiraling, usually a midlife crisis, existential crisis, or some level of depression, basically whenever it feels like something important…
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