X1SMIND

There are many reasons why one may choose to sell their creations cheaper and cheaper every time: 1- Fear, uncertainty and doubt 2- Mindset of scarcity 3- Underselling everyone in fierce competition 4- Not believing in long-term plays More in comments

When we say that creating art is valuable, then why do you sell it cheaply?!

RT @JayTakjoo: gm Teaching #cartooning means awakening a critical eye in the young, where creativity becomes the language of #freedom.

RT @x1smind: Homosapien's last move is to create his own image in a non-organic, self-learning, super intelligent robot; Will the gods be allowed to co-exist with their creations or will the creations archive their gods away?

If you have to ask, you’ll never know. If you know, you need only ask. J.K. Rowling

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I'm trying something new. A tutorial thread! #animation #particles #tutorial Let's go! 1/8🧵👇

Art is any creation that fuels your imagination with awe and appreciation. It doesn't try to explain anything or serve a purpose; it simply exists to be explored and to invoke conversations. It's unique in the sense that it reminds you of its creator.

If your car stops NEEDING to charge, it will be charged.

Catch a looooong breath and easily let it out... 😮‍💨

Object-Oriented Universe (OOU) U++ You plus the single element

The teachings of nothingness and suchness are so profound when the mind gives up and the heart starts believing; the pursuit of truth, health, and wealth seems both illogical and sensical.

“Boredom is the other side of creativity” — Alan Watts

The act of creation is secondary to the thought or desire thereof.

Knowing is first Believing is next Persisting makes it last

Discipline, Integrity and Values, define the character that we assume. We are not the character and we can change, acquire or abandon any of the above if we wanted to; Knowing why we have them in the first place, can provide a solid bedrock to stand on, when doubt, fear and uncertainty pass through our mind.

Communication Compatibility Commitment Care Compromise

Tomorrow is a better day than yesterday, if today is lived responsibly.

RT @ripcache: there's no use celebrating tradfi adoption until privacy preserving crypto tech ceases to be villainized advocate for legitimate use of these tools amidst growing regulatory scrutiny shift the narrative of financial privacy from one of suspicion to one of appreciation

The artist is greater than his/her work.

Has anyone seen the other side?

RT @x1smind: The main entities who have been saved are the banks who lent those loans, the institutions who charged those fees, and all the businesses in between; all for the money that was created out of thin air from the perpetual printing machine that our society so depends on. They were rewarded handsomely to continue hiking tuition costs and interests and to encourage more people into obsolete/dying jobs with irrelevant study materials, lacking any real-life prowess. We have created a planet of exhausted biological machines who are enslaved to invisible chains for achieving invisible goals so that they hold up this slanted tower with their illusions and their hopes.

The anger and criticism should be pointed towards the system and institutions that created the need for a $160,000/$300,000/$1M student loan in the first place. Education is not a luxury experience and should not be made into a lucrative business or a gate-keeping of some sort. If you had to suffer like that, your parents generation did not and all they had to do was to show up and do the work in order to build a life with a lot of upside ahead. Let's not wish our miseries and misfortunes upon others whose chance of building a stable fulfilling life is already looking dim and soon will be shaken down by the AI revolution. Unless new radically different economic models are put in place ASAP, the government has to worry about civil wars, riots and famine. I don't think the politicians or anyone else know what to do next for as long as they ignore what's coming...

I'm completely non-political, but this is bullshit Student loan forgiveness rewards bad decision making I took out a $160,000 student load a decade ago I saved every penny I made to pay it back in full. I ended up paying over $300,000 on the loan Now I'm getting punished because I was too responsible and paid back my loan too quickly? I lived in a $500 a month rat and cockroach infested sun room in Boston for years to pay back this debt If I would have instead ignored my debt and bought cars and useless luxury items I'd get a free $300,000 check? I'm as a-political as it gets. I hate all politicians. But this is insanity and rewards the WORST behavior