nick2567

Well said @azizkhannet3. The illusion of material wealth is driving economic distortions, huge inequality and an unstable financial system. Too many people are falling through widening cracks.

Hmm, maybe they should start making predictions.

I can suffer from fatigue after too much time moving from one thing to another. However, if I am being productive it is not a problem. What you are doing sounds interesting and rewarding. I am also in

Hmm, yes that's good advice. Mostly Linux and open source computing, from a system administration perspective. But also environmental activism, economic analysis, politics, music, writing, crypto. I have

Yes, I did focus on specific expertise, mainly in computing but it seems that I need to get more work experience in that area before I can freelance in that area. After six months or so I was doing lots

At the moment I would be a shortbread as I don't have much money!

I enjoyed reading this article as it is so relevant to my present life situation. I am just about to start full time work again after being without a job for a year. I have explored different ideas and

"Freshly squeezed"

That's one of the greenest swimming pool areas I have ever seen!

Thanks for a great article. I also can highly recommend The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle, life transforming! Please check out my post for advice in helping with balancing your life around the demands

bon appétit

That was a very ego driven reply @egodust. Why am I embarrassing myself? I am just having a discussion with someone who has a different point of view.

The reason why so many "experts" are critical of pioneers and ground breaking technology is due to their ego. The ego exists through separation so the more the person criticizes and ridicules,

That poor dog got more than it bargained for. Funny though!

So you conclude that the more guns that exist in the world the safer we all are. Fear is only as deep as the mind allows.

A sky like velvet.

That's a lot of fiat straight into the Bitcoin black hole!

When you have a society where millions of people are mentally ill and addicted to prescription drugs, making guns as readily available as candy is not a good idea. Saying that all the murders would happen

"Guns actually save more innocent people than they kill" - how can this be true? In the UK, firearms are illegal and very, very few people are killed by guns.

It's not just the people with lower IQ that loose out. People suffering from mental illness / delusions are drawn further into dysfunctional ways of thinking by the system and media. This group of people