Good night 💤 beautiful and heartbreaking on the same time

see a lot of friends & colleagues stressing about this or that X drama/news/changes

opting out has given me a lot of scarce time back with which to build (new project 👀), edify myself (read more, explore new topics), & enjoy life (cook, hike, workout, family time)

not judging anyone for using it, but reminder you are the guardian of your time & ya always have a choice

Selfie on film 🎞️

Nice, France circa 2018

Canon AE-1 — Fujifilm color 400

#shotonfilm #photography

Best tasting whey protein?

So sick of the one I have now.

how it started 😂

Very cool! I am interested in finding someone to bring some need to my property to make honey. I simply don't trust the store bought stuff! #beekeeping #honey

gn nostr!

Value loyalty above all else.

Do they have their own honeybees? #foodstr

Im thinking we all do… I’m okay with that.. too much ego creates madness

Damn. Just got some intense news from the doctor.

He said my rizz levels were off the charts.

Ahaaa.

No but he did say I have sleep apnea and I fucking die like 15 times a night in my sleep.

Safety, while comforting, can be a deceptive master. The 1960s mouse paradise experiment illustrates this perfectly. Researchers created an ideal world for mice, providing them with all the essentials: abundant food, shelter, and companionship. At first, it seemed like a utopian success as the colony flourished. However, with time, a darker side emerged. Female mice turned unusually aggressive, while many males lost the drive to court females altogether. The result? The colony perished in just about 700 days. This serves as a stark reminder: adversity, in the right doses, is essential for growth and balance.

In other words, too much safety and not enough challenge will cause collapse. As a civilization, we've overcorrected for safety with not enough challenge. Hence, we have the lowering birthrates we have now.