My ideal car.

My personal liminus of good enough is 88% good enough.

When in doubt, best to be an asshole.

The reason why I love the gym, working out, lifting weights, hypelifting etc. is that for me, it is like a muscle meditation.

Better to push the limits, until the point that somebody says something, or you get in “trouble“, than to be meek and ask for permission.

Conserve every minute.

To entrepreneur should be seen more as a verb, an attempt, a risk-taking thing, rather than a state.

The iPhone sucks.

I want to adventure on!

Life should be an insanely epic adventure!

Keep distance from the basic.

Start your own business instead.

For example, the only reason people want a Lamborghini is for the Lamborghini scissor doors. A Lamborghini without this is your doors or the Lambo doors is not a Lamborghini. For example, the Hurucan and the Urus are not Lamborghinis— just expensive Audis with body kits.

For example, wearing training tights under a pair of shorts. Double layers.

Also if you have a young kid or a baby, putting on two pairs of diapers, double diapers is a good idea.

Also, compression training shirt, sleeveless, or long sleeve, paired with another shirt on top of it?

A thought:

The modern day American or person doesn’t spend enough money on meat, beef, etc.

The ideals:

1. Beef ribs at Costco — either at the Costco business center or at the normal local Costco. Get the meaty beef ribs at the Costco business center (only $2.99 a pound), or the normal unfrozen beef ribs at the normal Costco (around $5 USD a pound).

Big ones —

1. Insanely cheap car. I’ve never bought a car more expensive than $2500 USD in my whole life time. My recent 2008 Hyundai Sonata — free hand me down from my mom!
2. Don’t spend more than $500 USD a month in rent.
3. No iPhone Pro. Only iPhone SE

So much potentiality, infinite possibilities!

Santa Monica as surprisingly dynamic!

Santa Monica as really good for street photography!

Otherwise, you just keep getting these generic quantum universe stuff that Disney marvel has been keep putting out.

One of the difficult things about life, and crafting your own ideal life is that people want to live somewhere in which all the people are “nice“, friendly approachable etc. I say F that.

Rather, I say just ignore everyone else, and craft your own ideal life, irregardless of where you are.

In the direct sun?

For example, just wax and polish your car yourself. Better to do a mediocre job yourself than pay someone else to do it for you.

The other day me and Seneca went to a Lexus show room experience center the other day, and jumped into the new Lexus RX 500H, and also the new fully electric Lexus. Some thoughts:

1. First of all, I am kind of blown away by how superior the interior quality of the materials are compared to Teslas and other cars. If you want the best car, it seems that Lexus is the way.
2. Everything in the car is very cool, except the touchscreen. It already looks dated, the resolution is very low, and the UI/UX on it is basic at best. Overall, I really like it.

Perhaps it is a good idea to be minimalist to a fault.

One thing I find insanely bizarre is how Apple is been using the whole “supercharged” analogy. Nobody really knows with a supercharger is. Better to say turbocharged.

On the MacBook Pro 14 inch page.

Also another thought:

Apple should just get rid the 16 incher. Just make it one size.

Looking at the updated MacBook Pro page, the two column design is insanely confusing.

Just keeping things one column is far simpler.

The best way to curate.

This is one of the upside with physically touching stuff, when you touch something, you really know how you really feel about it.

Great fun and dynamic lift and workout:

Too many philosophers in the past have said that the body is a waste of time, but the mind is the supreme source of our efforts.

Perhaps the opposite is better; devote 99% of your time to your body, and the mind stuff will follow.

Why do people feel so uncomfortable about their own body?

When people feel uncomfortable with you walking around topless, flexing, wearing short shorts, showing off your midriff, showing off your muscles etc., the biggest issue actually is that people themselves feel uncomfortable about their own bodies.

Why is this?

First of all, it seems and 99% of the population are both overfat, and lack muscle mass, and do not lift weights. Most people are sick. They are chronically overworked, don’t sleep enough, and are just unwell. And therefore, when they see somebody who is very well, fit, muscular and lean, muscles bulging, veins popping, and in good mood etc., most people seem to just be dumbfounded. Also, envious.

Or your car.