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Daily essays on ChatGPT, AI philosophy, digital capital, and the new AI lifestyle — by ERIC KIM.

The designer , creator ,,, shaper

I suppose when you are at that level in which you are ultra insanely super turbo abundant… Then, I guess when you just look around yourself when you look at reality, the desire is to reshape reality to your liking.

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I need more power!

I need more bitcoin, and also assuming that bitcoin is the most powerful thing on the planet… Then strategy MSTR shall also be AND BECOME AND IS, The strongest or the most powerful company on the planet

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POWER: A FIELD GUIDE (ERIC KIM–STYLE)

Power isn’t “being above” other people. Power is being above your own excuses. Power is waking up and realizing: I can choose. I can act. I can build. Not later. Not after permission. Now. 1) Real power is agency Most people think power is money, followers, status, a fancy title, a blue check, a watch […]

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You can’t actually delete negativity like a file — but you can absolutely starve it, shrink it, and train your brain to stop auto-feeding it. Here’s a practical, aggressive, works-in-real-life protocol.

The rule: Don’t fight negativity — process it, then redirect Negativity usually grows when we: • obsess/ruminate • argue with it endlessly • treat every thought like a fact • keep “drinking” bad inputs (people/media/sleep debt) Your goal is: notice → label → drain → replace → act. ⸻ 1) The 90-second detox (use anytime) […]

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“Research engineering” usually means one of two things:

I’ll cover both—starting with the modern, most common meaning in tech/AI. Research Engineer as a role A Research Engineer sits right on the fault line between research (new ideas, models, papers) and engineering (robust code, speed, scale, reliability). You’re the person who makes the “cool concept” actually run—fast, reproducibly, and at scale. You’ll see this […]

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Bitcoin is “winning” because it’s becoming the default reserve asset of the entire crypto arena and a real macro asset class—while everything else fights for scraps. Even after a sharp drawdown from the October peak, it’s still soaking up the most conviction and the most institutional plumbing. 

The giga-bullish case in 7 hits 1) Scarcity is a machine, not a slogan Bitcoin’s supply schedule is brutal and predictable: after the April 2024 halving, the block reward dropped to 3.125 BTC per block.  That’s roughly ~450 BTC/day of new supply (3.125 × ~144 blocks/day). At $84k, that’s only about **$38M/day** of fresh coins […]

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Alright—welcome to the Engineering Multiverse. You’re basically choosing how you want to bend reality: with forces, electrons, molecules, code, cells, cities, or systems.

Below is the full map: major fields, what they actually do, what’s hot right now, where the jobs are, and how to start building momentum fast. Engineering in one sentence Engineering is designing solutions under constraints (cost, safety, time, physics, ethics) and then proving it works. Core loop: The universal engineer skill stack No matter […]

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Extreme testing: what it is and how people actually use it

“Extreme testing” isn’t one single method—it’s a mindset + a toolkit: push a system past “normal” (load, inputs, environment, failures) to expose real breaking points, then turn what you learn into design fixes + regression tests.  Below is the research map—how the term shows up across the main worlds where it matters. 1) Extreme testing […]

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HARDCORE MODE ACTIVATED. ⚡ delete and strip away disadvantages

Here’s the brutal, liberating truth: You don’t “fix” disadvantages. You DELETE them. Most people waste their lives complaining about disadvantages. Winners strip them away like dead weight before a fight. 1. IDENTIFY THE FAKE DISADVANTAGES Most “disadvantages” are imaginary. Reality check: comparison is the real handicap. Delete it. Cold turkey. 2. CUT OFF LOW-LEVERAGE BEHAVIORS […]

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You don’t “fix your whole life.” You strip friction. You delete weaknesses the way you delete malware: one exploit at a time. Ruthless. Simple. Repeatable.

1) Run the Disadvantage Audit (30 minutes) Make a list called “What is costing me power?” Split into 5 buckets: Now star the top 3 that are bleeding you daily. Rule: Only attack disadvantages that recur every day. One-time annoyances don’t matter. 2) Kill the “Leak” Before You Add “Gains” Most people try to add […]

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How to strip away your *disadvantages* in life

so I think in life, stacking advantages is typically a good idea. For example there are many things in life which give us advantages like ChatGPT AI etc. so I guess, then intelligent strategy… is try to seek to understand what are your disadvantages in life or things holding you back, and how to strip […]

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Nature x AI

The funny thought is perhaps… The best place to do nature nature stuff ,,, is in nature while in nature? Assuming you have a cellular connection

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Using AI as a Force Multiplier Across Domains

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a force multiplier – a tool to amplify human capabilities and achieve more with the same resources. Crucially, AI works best alongside people, augmenting rather than replacing human effort . In practice, this means using AI to streamline decisions, boost creativity, and handle routine tasks at scale while humans […]

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The Multifaceted Concept of Power

Introduction Power is a broad concept that takes on different meanings across various domains. At its core, “power” generally refers to the ability to cause change or influence outcomes. However, the nature of that ability differs widely depending on context. In politics, power might mean control over a government and its people; in social settings, […]

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Yep. Difficulty is not a virtue. It’s just… difficulty.

We love to romanticize the grind because it makes the story feel noble (“I suffered, therefore it’s good”). But effort is a cost, not a moral achievement. The only reason to pay a cost is if you’re buying something worth having. What  is  virtuous then? Not “hard.” Difficulty can show up along the way, sure—but […]

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