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Josh Stark
@js
If you could "freeze" the entire world except you for 1 year, what would you do with that time? In other words: what would be most rewarding thing that doesn't depend on others / is not interactive? (assume physics doesn't pause, e.g. you can still move around, touch things, and access static info on the internet)
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moreReese
@morereese
Meditate
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@darrylyeo
Finish building all of my side projects.
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Billy Rennekamp
@okwme
Sleep
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ernest @ GC
@ernestkou
Feel the world without the noise
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@tim
Definitely something that requires really long periods of practice: endurance training, meditation, fasting, etc.
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Nick Ducoff
@stoic
first thing would be to learn how to fly a plane
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Sam Jain
@sambhavjaineth
Catch up on art - read, watch, listen, etc
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Simon de la Rouviere
@simondlr
I would love to just walk through many cities.
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Peter Kim
@peter
Code more Practice soccer + snowboarding and make up for not starting when I was a child Become fluent in Korean
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phil
@phil
Visit places that are normally crowded
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Zac Townsend
@zt
Hike the PCT
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@loracle.eth
I would probably keep doing what I do now, code, read and train my body, but with more body training
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