HeyJaredMystic William
Psychology of Health. Plus, economics. Okay a bit of mysticism too.
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Real Change (opens the original)
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Real change is easy. It always involves letting go of things that do not serve you.It is an unburdening. It is taking 10 pound boulders from your backpack and laying them aside. It is never hard. It always results in a lighter pack.
Iran… (opens the original)
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Iranians have killed about two Americans a month over the six months the war has been prosecuted. A grand total of 11. So, equal to a typical holiday weekend in terms of gun deaths in Chicago. There were 9 killed this past Labour day in Chicago. But 24 deaths July 4th 2024 weekend. For a comparison about 40-50 military personnel die in mishaps over an average six month period. Which is the length of the Iran war.So, the average American serviceman in Iran has ¼ the death rate than if they were h
Woo Woo (opens the original)
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I am going to say something which will be considered a bit ‘woo woo’. A bit out there. Not objective, even. When one makes a decision, or takes action regarding an event or issue, the INTENT behind your decision is the biggest single factor in the effects of the action/decision. Power your decision with hatred, greed, fear, paranoia and the effects won’t be good. If you genuinely are trying to be helpful you almost always will be. Even if in the first instance the actor is more competent or bett
The End of Restaurants (opens the original)
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It is coming fast…It is 2032. Home robots are ubiquitous. Almost everyone in the upper half of earners has one. Maybe top 80% of earners. They can cook anything. You want Michelin Two Star meals? No problem. You want world class Thai, Indian, French, Italian? You got it. You can have it served and the kitchen cleaned at whatever time you want. The table is set perfectly, candles are lit. Of course the house is spotless.After dinner, head off to sit on the veranda while your robot washes dishes.
Carney’s stroke… (opens the original)
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I would really have to see his face up close to know. But every pic I see of Carney suggests to me he is having strokes. I saw right away when he emerged what looked to me like stroke damage on his face. The fact it appears to be getting more pronounced as time goes by makes me think he is having more strokes. His voice also seems to be more and more wooden and robot-like.PM Carney is, IMO, cognitively impaired.
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