Category: Personal Reflections and Diary

  • ( So here is the thing. Thanks to my family, I seem to have physically recovered

    ( So here is the thing. Thanks to my family, I seem to have physically recovered from the past two years, and have most of my health under control again. And while some of it is diet and environment, I assume it is also dependent upon the season. No matter what I do, supplements included, the winters are just brutal for me, and I perform poorly from november to march. Now, if I work on both coding and writing it is too draining, and both suffer. writing requires contemplation and synthesis (free association) and is tolerant of constant trial and error. Coding requires disciplined short term memory, and is intolerant of trial and error. And so it is very much like thinking with different parts of your brain. I attribute the difficulty to the learning curve. Interestingly, managing projects, designing features, testing doesn’t stress me but the coding seems to. This decline in my functionality is more evident in my writing than my coding. But I have definitely been overdoing the coding such that I’m making less progress by devoting more time to it. When after I’ve eaten and slept I solve in a moment what had frustrated me for hours the night before. So this is putting additional stress on me since I don’t seem to be able to code as many hours as I used to. I’ve been slowly cutting out the negative people from my social group and this has helped. I’m still very stressed about my friends and family in Ukraine, and how much I miss them. I try not to think about it.)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-30 10:31:00 UTC

  • Curt Doolittle shared a photo

    Curt Doolittle shared a photo.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-30 08:41:00 UTC

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    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-29 21:39:00 UTC

  • Working on so many subjects right now. 1) Our Software. 2) The First “course” on

    Working on so many subjects right now.

    1) Our Software.

    2) The First “course” on Propertarianism.

    3) Converting the big five (ten) personality data to propertarian terms (acquisitionism)

    4) Complete definitions (essays) of Science, Natural Law, Philosophy and Religion.

    5) And … Religion has really been amazingly difficult. Truth was trivial compared to religion. Philosophy was easy compared to religion. But religion consists of so many properties by which to circumvent the weaknesses of pack-animals (humans) in increasingly complex relationships, economies, polities and civilizations that it’s extremely difficult to pin down.

    Plus unlike law which is involuntarily imposed by states upon individuals, and philosophy which is sold to individuals, and chosen for its utility by individuals, religion must be both sold to individuals, chosen by them, and to then together, to some degree, imposed upon states.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-28 18:22:00 UTC

  • (added Simon Ström)

    (added Simon Ström)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-28 17:35:00 UTC

  • James Augustus —“Lift heavy weights, avoid high-glycemic carbohydrates, do int

    James Augustus

    —“Lift heavy weights, avoid high-glycemic carbohydrates, do intermediate fasting, eat red meat and vegetables, read books, pick-up a hobby, and socialize as often as possible.”—


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-28 08:28:00 UTC

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    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-28 01:51:00 UTC

  • ( I cannot take the time to think through ideas that I could while in Ukraine. T

    ( I cannot take the time to think through ideas that I could while in Ukraine. The tech work is overwhelming me.)


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-26 10:43:00 UTC

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    Curt Doolittle shared a post.


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-25 21:25:00 UTC

  • Think: 3 by 3 View the situation from 3 points of view: Yours, theirs, and God’s

    Think: 3 by 3

    View the situation from 3 points of view: Yours, theirs, and God’s.

    View your choices from 3 points of view: how will you feel about that choice tomorrow, in three months, and in three years?


    Source date (UTC): 2017-04-25 13:31:00 UTC