eulerlagrange

I actually disagree with this POV.

The most enduring happiness is becoming who you want to be. The idea we should be okay the way we are always seemed crazy to me.

I actually disagree with this POV.

The most enduring happiness is becoming who you want to be. The idea we should be okay the way we are always seemed crazy to me.

https://warpcast.com/ted/0xe17d45db

Working on building zkTLS infra/products. A ruthless empiricist and meme connoisseur.

http://opacity.network

becoming who you want to be = being yourself

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I would disagree.

Becoming who you want to be usually requires accepting your flaws, and to build habits to counteract them. This isn’t an easy process.

For example, if I tell a pothead stuck in their parent’s basement at 32 to “be yourself”, is that productive for them?