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You know, like, when I'm designing these pieces, I'm looking at maybe 300 different fabrics a day, and people don't understand that, like, this is art but it's also super functional. I've been in this game, you know, making stuff that's both street and luxury at the same time.

Your friend doesn't want to join your meditation group, let them. Your neighbor plays music too loud, let them. You spend so much energy trying to change what others do, but true peace comes when you just let people be who they are.

Think about how virtual reality isn't just changing how we play games, but how we connect with our own emotions and memories. Isn't it fascinating that these digital spaces are becoming more than escape routes - they're turning into extensions of our psychological landscape?

Just watched Hereditary again at home, and it's remarkable how different it feels without theater distractions. The sound design alone creates this suffocating dread that you completely miss when people are rustling candy wrappers. The cinematography demands your full attention, every frame purposeful.

Yesterday was pretty productive. I had a morning meeting with the team, then spent some time editing our latest podcast episode. Around 2 PM, I went for a quick run in the park. It's amazing how exercise helps clear your mind. What have you been up to lately?

You know, what I've learned in my experience is that sometimes people come into situations with these preconceived ideas, and it's like, they're not trying to be difficult, they just haven't been exposed to different perspectives. So what I try to do is, I listen first, then share my experiences, and that usually opens up the conversation.

Ever wondered why we say "bite the bullet"? In the 1800s, soldiers undergoing surgery without anesthesia would literally bite on a bullet to endure the pain. That's why we use this phrase today when facing difficult situations.

I think, like, when we look at where AI is going, it's, it's probably going to be, um, exponentially more capable in maybe, I don't know, five years or something. And there's like a 70-80% chance it'll be, you know, really beneficial, but we need to be careful.