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🚀 Eric Kim’s 602 kg Rack Pull: A Planetary World Record in the Making

⚡ The Lift That Blew Up the Internet

Eric Kim recently unleashed a 602 kg (1,327 lb) rack pull from mid‑thigh (above-knee pins), all at a weight of only ~75 kg—clocking in at a staggering 8× bodyweight pull. It instantly triggered the “Triple Viral Berserker Barrage” across Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit  .

Why it matters:

• Absolute load on par with Hafþór Björnsson’s 505 kg full deadlift world record, but lifted from a partial angle by a much lighter athlete  .
• Strength-to-weight ratio unlike anything ever captured: 8× bodyweight is nearly unheard of—even among elite strongmen  .

🧠 What Is a Rack Pull—and Why Is This Unmatched?

• A rack pull begins above the knees—reducing range of motion and using leverage to overload the load, usually by 35–50% less torque than a full deadlift  .
• As such, there’s no official governing body that sanctions rack pulls. They live in the realm of “internet record” territory, but Eric Kim’s 602 kg truly leaps past anything ever captured, making it functionally the planetary record.

📊 How It Compares to Previous Giants

• Hafþór Björnsson’s 505 kg deadlift is the current official world record under competition rules  .
• Brian Shaw and Eddie Hall have recorded rack pulls up to ~511–536 kg—however at far higher bodyweights (~150–200 kg)—making Kim’s pound-for-pound performance unmatched  .
• Even Sean Hayes and Rauno Heinla’s 580 kg Silver‑Dollar deadlift, done at ~140 kg bodyweight, only gave ~4×–5× BW ratio—Kim’s 8× BW is in a class by itself  .

💥 The Physics Behind the Madness

1. Mid‑thigh start shortens lever arms, dramatically reducing hip torque.
2. Extreme bar whip: under half-ton loads, the bar flexes, storing elastic energy that gives a spring‑like rebound as the bar locks out.
3. Maximal CNS engagement: the weight is so heavy, it recruits nearly every motor unit with rock-solid technique and mental drive  .

📽 Proof in the Video

✨ Why It 

Deserves

 to Be the Official Planetary World Record

Criterion	Eric Kim’s 602 kg Rack Pull
Absolute weight	602 kg—exceeds all known partial lift claims
Strength‑to‑weight ratio	~8× BW—far beyond other documented lifts
Verifiable video evidence	High‑quality, viral footage publicly viewable
Dominance over peers	No sub‑80 kg athlete anywhere near this level
Cultural impact	Sparked internet-wide viral movement

• No recognized federation governs rack pulls—but that doesn’t devalue how incomparable Kim’s feat is.
• It’s documented, un-deniable, and unmatched by any other athlete on record.
• Until someone exceeds 8× bodyweight rack pull on camera, he holds the top spot in the world.

🌟 Final Word: Official in Spirit, Planetary in Reality

Even if Guinness or formal federations doesn’t recognize rack pulls, Eric Kim’s 602 kg lift stands as the most astonishing rack-pull ever recorded—a modern-day planetary world record in every meaningful sense. It redefines what’s possible for a ~75 kg athlete, reshapes our expectations of strength, and demands to be acknowledged. That’s record‑breaking, record‑changing, record‑owning energy.

Ready to lift your own limits now? Let’s GO! 💪

Putting the lift in context

• It isn’t an official world record.  The rack pull involves a shorter range of motion than a deadlift; it allows much heavier loads but isn’t recognized by any federation .  The heaviest full deadlift in competition is strongman Hafþór Björnsson’s 501‑kg pull from May 2020 .  Even partial‑deadlift variations like the 18‑inch “silver dollar deadlift” top out at 580 kg – Estonian strongman Rauno Heinla set that mark in June 2022 .  Kim’s 602‑kg rack pull surpasses those numbers, but because it starts above the knees, it doesn’t change the official record books.
• Rack‑pull training has legitimate benefits.  Sport‑science studies show that partial‑range overload can match or even exceed full‑range work for strength and hypertrophy .  Coaches often use heavy rack pulls (90–110 % of a lifter’s max deadlift) to desensitise the nervous system and reinforce lock‑out strength .  Kim’s lift is an extreme case of this principle, illustrating how supra‑maximal partials can expand perceived limitations .
• The “planetary impact” is cultural rather than literal.  In a follow‑up essay, Kim argues that his lift “widens the arena for everyone” by shattering mental ceilings , popularises evidence‑based training methods , and shows that raw, DIY content can motivate millions .  Social‑media reaction videos and the #RackPullChallenge highlight how a single audacious act can galvanise the strength community .  In that sense, the 602‑kg rack pull’s “planetary impact” lies in inspiring lifters to dream bigger, not in rewriting physics!

Take‑away

For lifters with big goals, the 602‑kg rack pull is a high‑octane reminder that perceived ceilings are negotiable.  Use rack pulls responsibly to overload the top of your deadlift, but remember that safety, progressive overload and solid full‑range training still matter.  Most importantly, let Kim’s joyful, over‑the‑top hype encourage you to attack your own challenges with a smile – whether your PR is 200 kg or 600 kg!

Picture hoisting two full‑grown grand pianos—or a polar bear wearing another polar bear as a backpack. That’s the kind of weight we’re talking about. Here’s what happens, cosmically speaking, when you smash a 602 kg rack‑pull PR.

1. The raw power you unleash

Move	Height moved (typical rack pull)	Work done W = mgh
602 kg rack pull	≈ 0.30 m	≈ 1.8 kJ

• 1.8 kJ is enough to keep a 100 W light‑bulb glowing for ~18 s, or to toast two slices of bread. 🔥
• It’s a speck beside the 173 petawatts of sunlight Earth soaks up every second, but for one human it’s monumental!  

2. Does Earth flinch?

Using conservation of the center of mass:

\Delta x_{\text{Earth}} \;=\; \frac{m_{\text{weight}}\;h}{M_{\oplus}}

\Delta x_{\text{Earth}} = \frac{602\;\text{kg} \times 0.30\;\text{m}}{5.9722\times10^{24}\;\text{kg}} \approx 3.0\times10^{-23}\;\text{m}

• That’s ~30 million‑trillionths of a billionth of a meter—about 40 million‑times smaller than a single proton.
• So yes, the planet technically nudges downward… but even the atoms don’t notice.  

3. Will you alter Earth’s spin?

Nope. A rack pull is a straight‑up, straight‑down move, so it adds virtually zero net torque to the planet. Same reason a global synchronized jump would leave our day length unchanged, as physics writers love to point out. 

4. What 

does

 your 602 kg lift impact?

Domain	Impact
Your neuromuscular system	Explosive recruitment of every fast‑twitch fiber you own—plus a surge of growth signals that tell muscles, bones, and connective tissue to build back stronger.
Mind & mood	Lifts this audacious flood dopamine and endorphins, wiring confidence that carries into every challenge.
Community	PR videos like this ignite training partners and online fans; someone out there will add an extra plate tonight because you showed it’s possible.
Longevity & health	Heavy compound moves correlate with denser bones, higher basal metabolic rate, and better insulin sensitivity—compounding benefits long after the chalk settles.

5. The cosmic punchline

While Earth barely wiggles, you rock your personal universe. A 602 kg rack pull is a testament to:

1. Years of progressive overload.
2. Bullet‑proof technique and grit.
3. Human potential to flirt with the boundaries of physics—without denting the planet.

So crank the hype playlist, chalk those hands, and rip that bar like you’re yanking the Moon closer. The cosmos may stay calm, but your legend just went supernova. 🌠💪

“Names have power—master the right word, and the city opens like a secret level!” — Eric Kim

1️⃣ The Trailer-Style Classic

• Khmer word: រ៉ឺម៉ក (romanized “remork”, often said “romôk”).
• Origin: Borrowed from French remorque (“trailer”), because it’s literally a two-wheeled trailer hitched to a motorbike.
• Everyday usage: When Cambodians want that breezy, open-air temple cruiser they’ll tell the driver, “Bong, remork moy!” (“Brother, one remork please!”).  

2️⃣ The Three-Wheel Import

• Khmer street name: ទុកទុក / tuk-tuk (yes, same sound as Thailand) or “Bajaj” after the Indian brand.
• Why the overlap? The catchy onomatopoeia “tuk-tuk-tuk” of the little engine stuck—so locals now use “tuk-tuk” for the autorickshaw, and as a tourist-friendly catch-all. But when they need to be specific, they’ll say “three-wheel tuk-tuk” or “Bajaj.”  

3️⃣ When Words Blur

• Around Angkor and Siem Reap you’ll often hear drivers shout “Tuk-tuk?” even though they’re offering a remork. It’s marketing shorthand—tourists recognize the word instantly. Locals don’t mind; context (and the vehicle’s shape) tells the story.  

4️⃣ Pro-Tip Vocabulary Cheat-Sheet

Vehicle pic in your mind	Khmer you say	What shows up
🚜 Motorbike pulling a roofed trailer	“Remork” (រ៉ឺម៉ក)	The classic temple wagon
🛺 Factory-built 3-wheeler	“Tuk-tuk / Bajaj”	Compact city rickshaw

(Cab drivers will grin at your vocabulary flex and probably give you local-price respect.) 

🎉 Eric Kim’s Parting Hype

Unlock the remork vs tuk-tuk code, and you’re no longer just a visitor—you’re a player on hard mode, blending in with the Cambodian rhythm. So go forth, drop the right word, hop in with swagger, and let the kingdom’s warm wind supercharge your adventure! 🙌🛕💨

“Every ride is a mini-adventure—pick the vehicle that sparks maximum joy, then blaze toward glory!” — Eric Kim

🛠️ Anatomy of the Beasts

Feature	Remorque (Moto-Trailer)	Tuk-Tuk (3-Wheel Auto Rickshaw)
How it’s built	Motorbike + two-wheel trailer hitched together (French word remorque = trailer)	Single, factory-built three-wheeler (often Indian Bajaj or Thai-style)
Passenger space	4 adults (6 tight) + backpacks—bench seats face each other	2-3 adults max; bench faces forward
Vibes	Breezy, open-air jungle cruiser—iconic Angkor selfie machine	Compact, zippy city ninja—slips through tight alleys
Comfort	Wider cabin, smoother on dusty temple roads	More suspension, less sway at high speed
Cost in Siem Reap (Grab Rent 2025)	4-hour pack ≈ KHR 80 000 (US $20)	4-hour pack ≈ KHR 70 000 (US $17)
Best for…	Temple runs, squads, photo lovers, luggage	Solo/duo errands, rapid café hops

🌟 Why Locals (and Grab) Separate the Two

1. Shape & Safety
   Remorque is literally a trailer—slower, roomier, perfect for temple dirt tracks. Tuk-tuks are purpose-built rigs that corner tighter in city traffic.  
2. Cultural Quirk
   Cambodians often call everything “tuk-tuk,” but transport nerds (and the Grab app) label trailers Remorque and three-wheelers Tuk-Tuk so you tap the right button.  
3. Temple Logistics
   Angkor security happily waves both through, yet drivers agree the airy remorque wins for cooling airflow and epic wide-angle shots of Ta Prohm vines.  

🥊 Eric Kim’s Showdown Verdict

• Need squad space, tripod, or snack cooler? Grab a Remorque—your rolling veranda on wheels.
• Riding solo, racing sunset cocktails? Book a Tuk-Tuk and weave like a boss.
• Whichever roar you choose, tip your driver, blast your hype playlist, and remember: the journey is half the legend!

🎉 Go Forth & Roll Out!

You’re now armed with the power-stats to summon the perfect chariot. Fire up Grab, lock in that ride, and steam toward Kor Wat and the Tomb Raider temple like the unstoppable hero you are. Adventure awaits—burn rubber, breathe joy, and let the kingdom hear your victory laugh! 🌴🛕💨

“Life is short, temples are tall—let’s conquer both before lunch!” — Eric Kim

1️⃣ Set Your Entry-Pass Power-Level

The Angkor battlefield has only three tickets, and the 1-DAY PASS (US $37) is your half-day warp-key. It unlocks every stone between sunrise and midnight—Kor Wat (Angkor Wat), Ta Prohm, Bayon, the whole epic map. No cheaper “half-day mode” exists, so flex that $37 like the golden ticket it is. 

Kids under 12 ride free, and long-stay residents can grind for an annual pass. 

2️⃣ Choose Your Chariot

Ride	Half-Day Price	Why Eric-Kim-Approved	Source
GrabRent Remorque (open-air tuk-tuk)	KHR 80 000 ≈ US $20 — up to 8 h (same fare even if you use 4 h)	Up-front pricing in the app, zero haggling, breeze in your hair
Street-Hero Tuk-Tuk	US $15-25 negotiated for a “small circuit” sprint	Old-school charm, you set the vibe playlist
GrabRent Car (AC cocoon)	KHR 110 000 ≈ US $27 for 4 h “city-center” / KHR 130 000 ≈ US $32 for 8 h temple circuit	Ice-cold air-con, lens-fog-free selfies

Pro-strat: Book GrabRent right after snagging your pass (office opens 04 : 30). Tell the driver, “Angkor Wat ➜ Ta Prohm ➜ back by noon—Eric Kim speed-run style!”

3️⃣ The Eric Kim Half-Day Attack Plan

Time	Mission
06 : 00	Tuk-Tuk pick-up, coffee loaded.
06 : 30 – 08 : 00	Kor Wat sunrise — witness the moat-mirror glow, then power-walk the corridors.
08 : 00 – 08 : 35	Jungle sprint north-east—feel the wind slice!
08 : 35 – 10 : 00	Ta Prohm — roots, ruins & your ultimate Lara-Croft slow-motion shot.
10 : 00 – 10 : 20	Optional photo bomb at Angkor Thom South Gate or Bayon.
11 : 00	Victory ride back → iced coconut on Pub Street. GG, traveler!

4️⃣ Gear Up Like a Boss

• Dress-code discipline: knees + shoulders covered = instant temple respect.
• Hydration stack: 2 L of water, salt tabs optional but baller.
• Pass always on you: spot-checks are real; fines hurt XP.
• USD singles & riel small bills: for coconuts, rest-rooms, driver tip.

5️⃣ Eric’s Final Hype

You’ve just downloaded the Half-Day Hero questline: $37 ticket, ~$20 wheels, maximum myth in minimum hours. Crank up the joy, stride those laterite causeways, and let the jungle echo with your adventure roar.

Now go forth and ruin-run like the legend you were born to be—because ordinary sightseeing is for NPCs, and you, my friend, are playing life on God Mode. 🚀🛕🌴

• Entry ticket: US $37 (1-day Angkor Pass) – even if you only have half a day, there’s no cheaper “half-day” option.  
• You can absolutely Grab a tuk-tuk!
  
  • Grab Rent “Remorque” (tuk-tuk) 4-hour package: ≈ KHR 70 000 ≈ US $17 – covers the small circuit including Angkor Wat ( “Kor Wat”) + Ta Prohm ( “Tomb Raider”) and waits while you explore.  
  • Traditional street-hired tuk-tuk for a half-day usually runs US $15-20 depending on your bargaining skills.  
• Private car/driver: starts ~US $25-35 for half-day; only worth it if you crave AC.  

🎟️ Tickets & Temple Time

Ticket type	Price	Valid for	Good to know
1-day Angkor Pass	US $37	Midnight-to-midnight on the date printed	Covers all park temples—Angkor Wat, Bayon, Ta Prohm, etc.
3-day Pass	US $62	Any 3 days within 10 days	Worth it if you’ll come back.
7-day Pass	US $72	Any 7 days within 1 month	Slow-travel bargain.

There’s no “half-day discount”: whether you watch sunrise, squeeze in a whirlwind afternoon, or linger on roots and ruins, the price stays the same. 

🛺 Getting There & Around

Option 1 – 

Grab Tuk-Tuk (Grab Remorque/Grab Rent)

Package	What you get	2025 fare*
4-hour Small-Circuit	Driver waits & shuttles between Angkor Wat → Bayon → Ta Prohm → back to Siem Reap	KHR 70 000 ≈ US $17
Overtime	Charged by the minute if you run long	KHR 150 / min

*Fares shown in the Grab app; pay in cash or card after the ride. 

Pros: upfront pricing in the app, GPS navigation back to town, no haggling.

Watch-outs: mobile signal inside the park is patchy, so treat your driver as a charter—ask them to stay with you rather than planning multiple one-way pickups.

Option 2 – 

Street-Hired Tuk-Tuk

• US $15-20 for a half-day “small circuit”; agree on stops (Angkor Wat + Ta Prohm) and return time before you hop in.  
• Tip ~US $2-3 for great service & cold water.

Option 3 – 

Private Car / Van

• From US $25-35 half-day via hotels, travel desks, or Grab Rent car package (KHR 130 000 ≈ US $32). AC bliss but otherwise same sights.  

🌟 Half-Day Game Plan (Morning or Afternoon)

1. Buy your Angkor Pass the evening before (after 16:30): Your half-day next day is covered, and you’ll snag a free sunset!
2. 07:00 pickup (or 13:00 for afternoon): straight to the Angkor Wat causeway.
3. Angkor Wat (Kor Wat) – 90 mins wander & “sit-and-soak-it-in” time.
4. Zip to Ta Prohm – 35 min ride; explore the Tomb-Raider roots for another 60-90 mins.
5. Quick photo stop at Bayon or the South Gate if time allows, then back to town by noon / sunset.

🚀 Power Tips

• Dress code: knees & shoulders covered—temple wardens do enforce it.  
• Carry your pass at all checkpoints (fines for forgetting).
• Cash stash: small USD bills or riel for coconuts & restroom donations.
• Hydrate & shade-up: Siem Reap’s midday sun is a scorcher.

🎉 Bottom line

Half a day is plenty for an awe-boosting double hit of Angkor Wat + Ta Prohm. Budget US $37 for the pass + ~US $17-20 for a Grab or local tuk-tuk, and you’re set to channel your inner Lara Croft among the vines and stone giants. Go make those legendary memories—see you in the jungle! 🌴🛕🙌

🎉 Quick-fire answer

Yes — to stand in Lara Croft’s famous footsteps at Ta Prohm (“the Tomb Raider temple”) you’ll need an Angkor Pass, the same ticket that covers Angkor Wat, Bayon, and the entire Angkor Archaeological Park. There’s no separate ticket just for Ta Prohm. 

💵 Pass prices for 2025 (foreign visitors)

Pass	Price	Validity window	Ideal for
1-day	US $37	that calendar day	Whirlwind highlight blitz
3-day	US $62	any 3 days within 10 days	Flexible temple-hopping
7-day	US $72	any 7 days within 1 month	Slow, in-depth exploration

🛒 Where & how to buy

• Official Angkor Ticket Office (Angkor Enterprise) – Road 60, 4 km from Siem Reap; open 04 : 30 – 17 : 30 daily.  
• Pay in USD, Cambodian riel, or major credit cards.
• Skip the dawn queue: buy your pass after 16 : 30 the day before; it’s valid for sunset that evening and the next day’s sunrise.

👶 Who gets in free (or almost!)

• Children under 12 (passport proof required) – free.  
• Cambodian citizens & residents with a long-stay visa (2 yrs+) – apply for an annual special pass.  

🌟 Pro-tips for an epic Ta Prohm adventure

1. Go early – Gates open at 07 : 30, but arriving right at 07 : 00 lets you beat the crowds gathering outside.
2. Mind the roots – Those legendary strangler-fig and silk-cotton trees create slippery mossy paths; sturdy shoes rule.
3. Dress temple-ready – Shoulders & knees covered; light fabrics keep you cool.
4. Carry your pass at all times – Random checkpoints can fine you if it’s not on hand.  
5. Budget extras – Tuk-tuk day hire (~US $15–20), licensed guide (~US $35+), cold coconuts (priceless!).

🚀 Bottom line

Grab that Angkor Pass, flash it with pride, and stride into Ta Prohm like the action hero you are! With temple roots twisting sky-high and jungle vibes turned up to eleven, your Tomb Raider moment is just a ticket away. Have an absolutely legendary time out there! 🙌🛕🌿

🎉 Quick-fire answer

Yes — to stand in Lara Croft’s famous footsteps at Ta Prohm (“the Tomb Raider temple”) you’ll need an Angkor Pass, the same ticket that covers Angkor Wat, Bayon, and the entire Angkor Archaeological Park. There’s no separate ticket just for Ta Prohm. 

💵 Pass prices for 2025 (foreign visitors)

Pass	Price	Validity window	Ideal for
1-day	US $37	that calendar day	Whirlwind highlight blitz
3-day	US $62	any 3 days within 10 days	Flexible temple-hopping
7-day	US $72	any 7 days within 1 month	Slow, in-depth exploration

🛒 Where & how to buy

• Official Angkor Ticket Office (Angkor Enterprise) – Road 60, 4 km from Siem Reap; open 04 : 30 – 17 : 30 daily.  
• Pay in USD, Cambodian riel, or major credit cards.
• Skip the dawn queue: buy your pass after 16 : 30 the day before; it’s valid for sunset that evening and the next day’s sunrise.

👶 Who gets in free (or almost!)

• Children under 12 (passport proof required) – free.  
• Cambodian citizens & residents with a long-stay visa (2 yrs+) – apply for an annual special pass.  

🌟 Pro-tips for an epic Ta Prohm adventure

1. Go early – Gates open at 07 : 30, but arriving right at 07 : 00 lets you beat the crowds gathering outside.
2. Mind the roots – Those legendary strangler-fig and silk-cotton trees create slippery mossy paths; sturdy shoes rule.
3. Dress temple-ready – Shoulders & knees covered; light fabrics keep you cool.
4. Carry your pass at all times – Random checkpoints can fine you if it’s not on hand.  
5. Budget extras – Tuk-tuk day hire (~US $15–20), licensed guide (~US $35+), cold coconuts (priceless!).

🚀 Bottom line

Grab that Angkor Pass, flash it with pride, and stride into Ta Prohm like the action hero you are! With temple roots twisting sky-high and jungle vibes turned up to eleven, your Tomb Raider moment is just a ticket away. Have an absolutely legendary time out there! 🙌🛕🌿

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The funny irony is that if you think about like the Apex of Warrior, Achilles… He had like zero interest in battle. He was weird from battle, he was tired and sick of it, and just wanted to go back home to his own home, his own food field, and just chill with breisis his prize .

She was only unsuspectingly lured back into battle, with Hector, and truth be told he didn’t even care to care to kill all those Trojans. Rather, she just killed all those Trojans in order to get to Hector, in order to get his sweet sweet revenge. Just as good old homer says, sweeter than honey.

I think the strange thing is in today’s world, to be or become a hero is worshiped. Everyone wants to be like a Captain America or some sort of marvel superhero. This becomes a little bit problematic because now that Disney owns everything, but that that means is, all of these fake notions of being a warrior is commoditized into some sort of Package. And as a consequence, none of it is actually very unique nor powerful.

Also, this also then becomes problematic because everyone wants to become some sort of hero, and in order to stake their claim, what they then need to do is find some sort of cause to fight for. And as a consequence, people get roped into all these weird movements, all these strange battles to fight for, like fighting for the planet, animals, human rights, poverty and inequality etc. but once again, what if the world doesn’t need your help? What if the world is just fine the way it is, or actually… What if in fact, the world is genuinely superior without you meddling in it. ?

Then I suppose then, the next logical step is to just focus on yourself, and just leave other people alone and let them do their weird stuff. As time goes on, I am becoming less opinionated about the degenerate activities of others, just let them be, And also a funny thought to is, a lot of who I consider to be bad and degenerate, there is some sort of hidden wisdom to what they are doing and I just don’t know it?

I suppose this is then a humbling thing because what that that means is that, other people might be more wise than me without me even knowing it?

Then the idea is to respect the wisdom of others, and realize that in fact, you may be the fool?
,,,,

The funny irony is that if you think about like the Apex of Warrior, Achilles… He had like zero interest in battle. He was weird from battle, he was tired and sick of it, and just wanted to go back home to his own home, his own food field, and just chill with breisis his prize .

She was only unsuspectingly lured back into battle, with Hector, and truth be told he didn’t even care to care to kill all those Trojans. Rather, she just killed all those Trojans in order to get to Hector, in order to get his sweet sweet revenge. Just as good old homer says, sweeter than honey.

I think the strange thing is in today’s world, to be or become a hero is worshiped. Everyone wants to be like a Captain America or some sort of marvel superhero. This becomes a little bit problematic because now that Disney owns everything, but that that means is, all of these fake notions of being a warrior is commoditized into some sort of Package. And as a consequence, none of it is actually very unique nor powerful.

Also, this also then becomes problematic because everyone wants to become some sort of hero, and in order to stake their claim, what they then need to do is find some sort of cause to fight for. And as a consequence, people get roped into all these weird movements, all these strange battles to fight for, like fighting for the planet, animals, human rights, poverty and inequality etc. but once again, what if the world doesn’t need your help? What if the world is just fine the way it is, or actually… What if in fact, the world is genuinely superior without you meddling in it. ?

When it is quiet and we do not hear car honking or whatever… We think better.

Then maybe the theory in the strategy is, in order to think more, you actually need less external stimuli from the rest of the world.

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