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mifella retweeted
Non-biological risk factors most strongly associated with early death:
1. Active smoking: +91%
2. History of divorce: +45%
3. Alcohol misuse: +36%
4. Recent financial difficulties: +32%
5. History of unemployment: +32%
6. Being a former smoker: +32%
7. Low life satisfaction: +31%
8. Never having been married: +30%
(% denotes how associated each factor is with a higher mortality hazard)
mifella retweeted
It is startlingly difficult today to find a job that bears any resemblance to earlier forms of work.
I mean, what jobs now exist where a man does not have to deal with emails, telephone calls, texts, or paperwork? How about jobs with no "HR"?
Vanishingly few by what I see.
Always, I've maintained that I hold no opposition to LABOR whatsoever... in fact, I rather enjoy physical labor.
I am simply opposed to the modern idea of a "job," as so much of what they involve now involves humiliating degrees of tech, instant availability via telephone, surveillance, chastisement from "HR," idiotic paperwork, bureaucracy, rigid schedules, and so on.
When I used to work the winters with the migrants picking oranges, we had ZERO of that. They didn't know my name, didn't care, didn't notice or care if I didn't show up tomorrow, and I never answered an email or filled out a form. It was work hard and get cash paid daily, period.
Having had several years of this kind of experience, I have always found "conventional" types of jobs to be so ridiculous I've always sought to avoid them at almost any cost. And I've always suspected that my orange picking days had much more in common with 99% of the history of work than conventional modern jobs do.
How do you avoid obsessive counterfactual rumination and compulsive hindsight bias when reflecting on your history in crypto? How do you make peace with missed opportunities, stop replaying what you could have done differently, and find some relief from the mental loop?
On the third anniversary of the first JUP snapshot, I can say that the pain of counterfactual rumination over this missed opportunity is, at present, bordering on unbearable. It is an almost maddening degree of psychological discomfort. I know what profound pain feels like.
Three years ago today, rumors that the $JUP airdrop was imminent started hitting the timeline. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to walk away with millions — and one I somehow managed to squander.
mifella retweeted
probably the most depressed I’ve been in my life and things aren’t really that bad all things considered, but it’s like voice in my head wants me dead. That’s all consequences of self disrespect for far too long I guess, just hope to hold on for few months when this stage of life will pass, time heals they say
mifella retweeted
As men increasingly reject marriage, one likely outcome I see is a rise in what I guess I'd call start-and-stop retirement, saving up money for a while at a job, then coasting off the savings for a year or so, then getting a job again, repeat.
The job market punishes this, but if you don't find much meaning or hope in a traditional career path, it seems a rational way to enjoy your youth if you are content to live simply
mifella retweeted
Absolute respect. None of us electronic music heads would be here without this man. My entire youth was engulfed in Juan’s music. Can’t express how synonymous his music is with my break dancing years. Visionary. The one that started it ALL. RIP Juan Atkins. 🙏
