The point of the gym is to train for real life, not the other way around.

Also, the only purpose of school should be real life training, not the other way around.

For example, with the normal iPhone, get rid of the big one.

Also with iPhone pro, get rid of the big one.

Also with iPad Pro, get rid of the big one.

For example, the MacBook Pro Touch Bar as 1 trillion times more creative and imaginative than other stupid laptops.

For example, with Seneca, the MacBook Pro Touch Bar is great for his imagination and creativity. Switching to a MacBook Air, M2 chip, I almost feel like it dumbed him and me down.

Even taking a step further, iPad Pro is 1000x more creative and creative than a laptop. What do you do we have any more for laptops anyways?

Some sort of tragedy, overcoming. Also, I think the story needs to be believable.

Also, a strong solo protagonist.

CINEMA BY KIM

Cinema and film as a great stimulus, aid and teacher for photographers and visual artists alike.

Cinematography and life lessons:

Cinema and Film Reviews

1. BOOK OF BOBA FETT CRITIQUE
2. What *Should* Cinema and Literature Do?
3. MATRIX 4 Critique
4. THE PHILOSOPHY OF “FREE GUY” (Film, 2021)
5. Why DUNE 2021 is So Great
6. INFINITE (2021) Film Review
7. MAD MAX FURY ROAD: Black and Chrome Version Review
8. Why 7 Samurai by Akira Kurosawa is So Great
9. BLADE RUNNER (1982 Original) Cinematography Review & Thoughts vs the New Version (2049)
10. Blade Runner 2049 Film Review + Cinematography Composition Analysis
11. REVIEW: Justice League (Snyder Cut)
12. What Makes a Great Movie/Film?
13. Iron Man (1) Film Cinema Review
14. JOKER FILM REVIEW + Cinematography Composition
15. Ghost in the Shell Anime (1995) Cinematography, Composition, Philosophy Review
16. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Cinematography and Film Review

Space Films

• Ad Astra Cinematography Composition Film Review
• 2001 Space Odyssey
  • Part 5: Epic Cinematography of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick
  • Part 4: Epic Cinematography and Philosophy of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick
  • Part 3: Epic Cinematography and Philosophy of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick
  • Part 2: Epic Cinematography and Philosophy of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick
  • Part 1: Epic Cinematography and Philosophy of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick

Cinema and philosophy

• John Wick Philosophy
• 300 Cinematography and Philosophy

GODFATHER

• GODFATHER Part 3 Cinematography
• GODFATHER Part 2 Cinematography
• GODFATHER Part 1 Cinematography

Gangster Films

• GOODFELLAS Cinematography Lessons
• Scarface
• Part 1: CASINO Film Cinematography Composition

ACTION FILMS

• John Wick Film Cinematography Composition
• Ghost in the Shell Anime Cinematography Composition

CITIZEN KANE:

• Part 5
• Part 4
• Part 3
• Part 2
• Part 1

Articles on Cinema

• Why Photographers Should Study Cinema

Great Cinema

• Part 1: Throne of Blood Cinematography by Akira Kurosawa
• Part 1: Spartacus Cinematography and Philosophy Lessons from Stanley Kubrick
• Part 1: Philosophy and Cinematography of Full Metal Jacket
• Part 3: MATRIX Philosophy and Cinematography
• Part 2: MATRIX Philosophy and Cinematography
• Part 1: MATRIX Philosophy and Cinematography
• Part 4: Epic Cinematography of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick
• Part 3: Epic Cinematography and Philosophy of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick
• Part 2: Epic Cinematography and Philosophy of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick
• Part 1: Epic Cinematography and Philosophy of 2001 Space Odyssey by Stanley Kubrick
• Stanley Kubrick: Master Photographer and Film-Maker
• Lessons Ridley Scott Has Taught Me about Life, Art, and Cinema
• Part 2: Cinematography and Composition Lessons from All the Money in the World (2017) film by Ridley Scott
• Part 1: Cinematography and Composition Lessons from All the Money in the World (2017) film by Ridley Scott
• Cinematography Composition Techniques for Photographers
• Rashomon (1950)
• Ran (Chaos) by Akira Kurosawa
• FIGHT CLUB
• FURY (2014)
• THE MATRIX
• AKIRA PART I / AKIRA PART II
• Batman: The Dark Knight
• Dr. Strange
• Suicide Squad
• Kendrick Lamar: HUMBLE.

Great cinematography, great story, great action, great sequences. Also just started watching the top gun Maverick movie, also very very good.

Would the Spartans care for fitness? No. Simply war training. Training for battle.

A life just chilling with my son, innovation, entrepreneurship, art?

That’s where our dominance and power lies.

Maybe to take this thought further, you should not try to control other people. Just leave other people alone.

Theory — it isn’t about “forcing” yourself to be some sort of magnanimous, ethical person. Rather, maybe you naturally elevate your testosterone and your masculinity to a level in which things are just tuned down to a lower register, and naturally don’t upset or annoy you?

Food theory — it isn’t “protein” we need for strength and building muscle, but fiercer cholesterol (animal products) instead?

Podcast

New thoughts:

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In life, being able to deal with daily doses of small annoyance is worth it, if 1% of the time, the payoff is insanely worth it.

Why? Anger as a stimulating emotion.

All the cars I’ve ever owned/purchased with in my life were all manual transmission cars. However, now having a young son, it is far superior to have an automatic transmission car, because I can hold a milk bottle with one hand, and drive with the other.