”can’t be fucked”—>

let us not be suckered or fooled,… at the end of the day, The thing with the least amount of effort to assemble and time will be the winner appeared

so it seems that actually, the easiest way to filter things are based on price, and also newness. so for example myself, if I’m not really sure which one is the best one or the best thing to get, I filter it based on price, I just tried to buy the most expensive version of […]

Philosophical Perspectives Psychological Perspectives Maslow’s hierarchy of needs – from basic needs (bottom) to self-actualization at top. Psychologists note that once fundamental needs are met, higher aspirations emerge . Deci and Ryan’s self-determination theory identifies competence, autonomy, and relatedness as innate needs which, when satisfied, boost motivation and well-being . Overall, psychological research finds that […]

Product Form & Design: The Apple Haptic Pro is envisioned as a sleek, modular wearable – a near-invisible glove or ring set of ultra-thin, fabric-like bands that wrap effortlessly around the hand. Its form is spartan and elegant: smooth organic curves, a single neutral hue, and no extraneous seams, embodying Eric Kim’s Zen principle of […]

People worship discipline like a cold god. Wake up at 4 a.m. Take cold showers. Grind. Suffer. Repeat. But here’s the honest truth: willpower is a tiny battery. It drains fast. Real creators don’t build on batteries; we build power plants. We design our lives so the next action is frictionless and fun. The right […]

so an interesting thought, in today’s world, it seems that, if you don’t have a monopoly over something, you ain’t gonna win.

Japan was once synonymous with cutting‑edge technology and world‑class manufacturing, but today it is widely perceived as falling behind global innovation leaders.  In the Global Innovation Index 2024, for example, Japan ranked 13th overall among 133 economies – strong, but trailing the U.S. (3rd), South Korea (6th) and China (11th) .  Japan’s innovation inputs (R&D […]

Evolution hard-wired us to find cues of health and fertility attractive. Sexual selection theory argues that “physical attraction reflects physiological health” . In practice this means traits signaling fitness – like athletic body shape, firm muscle tone, or a clear complexion – became shorthand for good genes. For example, experiments show people implicitly equate male […]

Across love, leadership and culture alike, skill and mastery have a magnetic appeal.  People instinctively notice what others can do.  Evolutionary studies note that traits like intelligence and creativity signal “good genes” and resourcefulness, making such individuals more attractive mates .  For example, high IQ and creative people are rated as more desirable partners, and […]

The truth is there’s no real good reason to own a stroller, or also… The goal is to spend as little time as possible sitted in a car driving because you are on wheels, and on your butt.

The more capable you are the more attractive you are

so honestly at the end of the day, it comes down to fertility, abundance, the general basic idea that you could procreate and have kids so what we are seeking is like some sort of physical or physiological fitness, it don’t matter how big your whatever it is,.. And also this is where a plastic […]

so pretty big idea, it seems that Apple is chasing the wrong goose. Apple is trying to add more vision or screens or stuff to your eyeballs,… whereas the truth is, and everyone talks about this is that we want fewer devices and screens in front of our eyes. so for example, a hilarious reason […]

Apple haptic pro: make me this new product concept idea in Eric Kim vision 

Human potential is greatest when we adopt an abundance mindset – the belief that resources, creativity, and opportunities are unlimited. In contrast to a scarcity mindset (the idea of a finite “pie” of resources), abundance thinking assumes “there is enough for everyone” .  Psychologists note that scarcity triggers fear, competition, and narrow thinking, whereas abundance […]

Investment Strategies (Stocks, Crypto) Well-chosen investments exemplify “spend to make money.”  For example, broad market equities have historically grown ~10% annually.  Investopedia notes the S&P 500 returned ~10.5% per year (1957–2025), meaning $100 in 1957 would be ~$96,000 by 2025 .  This compounding illustrates how early capital outlays multiply dramatically over decades.  In practice, investors […]

Elite discipline – the rigorous self-control and hard work associated with top performers – is often cited as a cornerstone of success. Psychological research indeed finds that traits like self-discipline and conscientiousness strongly predict achievement across domains . For example, in one study of eighth-graders, students’ self-discipline (measured by study habits and delay-of-gratification tests) explained […]

So an interesting thought, a lot of people typically bemoan the fact that they become the slaves of their homes or whatever. But I find this to be kind of a strange idea, the more logical thought is, how can you creatively transform your house to become your slave 

The Garage as Sanctuary and Symbolic Space The garage is often more than a mere storage shed – it’s a staging area for life, a personal workshop where identity and creativity take shape.  As one essayist observes, the garage is a “literal and figurative mudroom… a staging area for life,” affording “space for the messy […]

Most people naturally seek comfort and security and avoid confrontation or risk, while a daring few deliberately seek challenge. This divide reflects a mix of biological instincts, learned biases, and cultural norms. Psychologically, humans are wired to detect and avoid threats. For example, our brains (amygdala-driven) treat discomfort as a sign of danger , triggering […]