Caden Chase

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reputation is always in price discovery.

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i spend more on Anthropic credits alone than I spend on streaming services

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“Everything we do has all of ourselves in it. It can have all of ourselves *deeply* in it, or it could just be surface level. But either way, we’re inhabiting the things that we’re making. The good ones have our soul. They have a piece of us in them.” — Rick Rubin This is probably his best podcast appearance

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chills. every time. she draws something out of him in this conversation which is so genuine and embodied that it does justice to the source material that she so carefully avoids promo-ing. Krista's a pro and this conversation is real-recognize-real.

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the source material: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8NQkE4L/ the source's material: https://open.spotify.com/track/1OaSlTBb0FORIat5NX1Amj

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I was diagnosed with ADHD as a teen but didn’t medicate. I taught myself how to code, built a career, and got into fitness without taking meds. No one who knows me would describe me as lazy. I started taking meds as an adult because of my inability to do the trivial things, not the hard things, to the point where I was sliding into depression over it. The “ADHD isn’t real” crowd is funny cause what what mental disorder is real. Depressed people should just be happy 🤡 Anxious people should just calm down 🤡 Part of me thinks it comes from people who are trying to justify their mediocrity by invalidating the success of other people. “My worth is greater because I didn’t have to rely on meds!” Like who gives a shit, live your own life. https://warpcast.com/superanon/0x221a9751

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damn, this icon is insanely good

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oh, yeah, you'd probably have to prompt it to ingest them every convo. i started building an Obsidian plugin for this, actually, just before MCPs came out. in that mode, you could hardcode a certain folder to be included in the system prompt, and then you'd actually have a Cursor-like experience.

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do you have file system access enabled via MCP? Claude can read and edit files directly on your computer now.

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and I'm sure he'd agree that murder ain't good but death is okay sometimes as long as the loss can create a gain for someone who needs that right?

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lol, show me an objective quantification of spirituality that isn't based on subjective qualifications of reality overwhelming anecdotal evidence is still anecdotal evidence

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lol, i hate arguing with you dwayne not many people can get me to ragebait myself into discovering i've been wrong longer than i've been alive

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"objectively one of the best" "i have no clue if it's the best" again, where words matter, you're flagrantly violating the definition of "objectively" here. and, speaking subjectively, I didn't feel the divine until quite literally my first experience with spirituality outside of religion (the Tao Te Ching). instead, I felt shame and the weight of damnation. ie. God was everywhere in my church house, but there was no god to be found. and, outside of the tenets of the argument, I disagree with your stance on the grounds of dogmatism and logical inconsistency (a pitfall of my own argument! the irony! so rich!) you're advocating religion and claiming none for yourself. exactly what I'm doing. ah fuck. are you just me without the generational self hatred?

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somehow I disagree again: i would encourage everyone to pick a religion and go all in, and that it doesn't matter which (none of them will ever be provably more "true" than any other) the upside is, as you stated, the trade of the century. but for myself, religion has been poisoned, and I will likely never be able to stomach it again. i view this as a massive loss in my personal life (the grief of which, ironically, in my own view, brings me closer to god), but if God gave me judgement then i'm only using it the best way I know how. -- i think I come across as vehemently anti-religion, but it's not true. my allergy shouldn't stop anyone else from finding nutrients.

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long social commitments short individual freedoms and don't trade your integrity for anything

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and, to be clear, I would bet money that religious, regular church-goers 1) live longer 2) are happier 3) earn more money 4) are more economically productive than their secular peers. but God is a wolf in sheep's clothing. ironically, I'm reminded of this quote, from a religious context: "the devils are beautiful and attractive, in order to deceive. "the angels are fearsome and monstrous, in order to ward away the uncommitted." -- it's a deeply problematic opinion with many internal inconsistencies (and, trust me, I've been a seeker for... 13 years now, through some of the most difficult circumstances; I'm no stranger to how my view is not just wrong, but unethical to espouse), but I don't think religion brings us closer to god. i think only suffering can do that.

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in short, i feel I'm finding once again that the statistics are a lie masquerading as a profound (and even countercultural) truth religion is a schelling point for the same reason we say "show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcome" it's not because God wants your ass in the pew it's because isolation is fatal

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i think that's fair and valid no one should ask, but I'm gonna dump my opinion about this anyway: religiosity and spirituality are not the same religion is a forcing function for social connection, not connection to the divine. religious adherents connect to each other and develop a support network—THAT is their advantage in short: god is not what saves a congregation; congregating is. to intellectualize religion (as a concept) is to defeat it — in the worst way possible. the only way it works is a collective blinding. otherwise, there is no binding. spirituality is a separate thing. connecting to something larger than ourselves is difficult. arduous. it takes skill. religion, though, is lazy. automatic, even. in my view it's a shortcut to connection so, i don't doubt that the religious self-report as "thriving" but the spiritualists are seeking truth, not answers. a much harder path. long term, the religious encounter difficulty and rely on each other. the spiritual find it within themselves.

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