Damn, man. Just add small habits. Use habit judo. 5 hours on a spreadsheet to track your daily tasks is what I was talking about when I said you make your life way more epic than it actually is.
That seems excellent, I'm going to look into using that.
Also the spreadsheet thing was also for kind of data logging stuff. I was thinking I could use it as a surrogate memory to remember where I was and what I was doing, and I could look back over it to figure out what strategies have worked and what hasn't, etc, and predictable patterns in my activity. I just got really into being scientific about it.
"Good" in that it knew how to both reward and punish in such a manner that you were utterly enslaved by the prospect of becoming a middling jarl in some backwater shit-kingdom.
"and the morning stars I have seen
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
Is that the mount and musket mod for mount and blade Echo? Not in a position to watch it at the moment.
But I am so down to play that.
Yeah. ShackTac versus Goons or something. Looks hilarious if you have enough people to do that kind of stuff.
I doubt we could ge enough interest here to form our own regiment but if we got enough interest I'd be down for trying to get a PA mercenary squad to work for other regiments or something.
I'm not sure, but I've thought to myself before that you might have ADD because you have a very similar waxing/waning pattern to me in which you will get very deeply interested in a hobby or subject for a relatively short period of time and then move onto another one. For instance, you tend to gain a lot of advanced knowledge very quickly about competitive games, but you never stick with them long enough to develop into a competitive player.
And if it seems like I am very quick to diagnose people with ADD; well (1) I am and you shouldn't trust me because I only have a bachelors and (2) I would predict that there is a much higher incidence of ADD and ADHD than normal among people who play video games, as well as among people who post on forums.
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I do really wish I had a secretary. I think having someone to look out for me like that would help tremendously.
the fear
oh god
orly?
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Although I just insufflate it because I'm a god damn crackhead.
Yes. PM incoming.
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damn it
is the multi working yet
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That seems excellent, I'm going to look into using that.
Also the spreadsheet thing was also for kind of data logging stuff. I was thinking I could use it as a surrogate memory to remember where I was and what I was doing, and I could look back over it to figure out what strategies have worked and what hasn't, etc, and predictable patterns in my activity. I just got really into being scientific about it.
I know Aderall isn't.
I assumed you would be checking it every minute
that is twice the distance of the last time I ran, which was roughly...I dunno, like a year ago
I'm pretty happy, because I fucking hate running.
*fistbump*
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
that'll be better than the 11:30am I woke up today before not doing anything healthy or productive
People with ADD will more often rely on their procedural memory than other people, which is why they are often clumsy/make lots of small mistakes.
They also tend to have better visual-spatial abilities and passive spatial awareness.
thank you sir
I know that makes me out to be really out of shape, but it's mostly just my cardio
in any case, it won't hurt to add running into my schedule.
so we'll never do the time warp again?
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and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
that sig
it's
it's so beautiful
I am not saying by how much, but it was still twice the distance from before
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
Man, if you are capable of running 3.4 miles, I don't think that translates into "really out of shape."
But I am so down to play that.
Yeah. ShackTac versus Goons or something. Looks hilarious if you have enough people to do that kind of stuff.
I'm not, actually
in due time.
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
I just assumed it was a lot of "equip your blade and select your mount." But it was pretty good huh?
I remember a parallel time line where the time warp was fixed but then returned to seek it's revenge.
We should be cautious.
You go first...
and the gengars who are guiding me" -- W.S. Merwin
I doubt we could ge enough interest here to form our own regiment but if we got enough interest I'd be down for trying to get a PA mercenary squad to work for other regiments or something.
Honestly?
I'm not sure, but I've thought to myself before that you might have ADD because you have a very similar waxing/waning pattern to me in which you will get very deeply interested in a hobby or subject for a relatively short period of time and then move onto another one. For instance, you tend to gain a lot of advanced knowledge very quickly about competitive games, but you never stick with them long enough to develop into a competitive player.
And if it seems like I am very quick to diagnose people with ADD; well (1) I am and you shouldn't trust me because I only have a bachelors and (2) I would predict that there is a much higher incidence of ADD and ADHD than normal among people who play video games, as well as among people who post on forums.
Who is next?