📖Philsophies I have discovered from each day

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On 05/18/2026:
“Visible Progress is Important to Stay Consistent”


Skill needs Consistency, yet Consistency needs visible progress. Skills are one of the hardest things to stay consistent in, because they require you to make your progress visible on your own. Journaling, or graphing with metrics, like the percentage, is the best way to make your progress visible to keep consistency, and motivation alive.


The reason why consistency is easy with video games like Clash of Clans, money, or building, is because those things make your progress visible automatically when you get it done. Money increases, and you see your net worth increase, easily visible. In Clash of Clans, you see your base upgrade from all of the grinding you done, easily visible, Building, you see your house get built from brick to brick, Easily visible.

Skills don’t have that kind of “Make it visible automatically” system, that’s what makes it hard


On 05/18/2026:
“Solitude is essential for deeper philosophical awareness, creativity, high wisdom, higher self-awareness, greater success, more freedom, and getting closer to God. Yet, many people resist solitude; they drown out the silence because they do not want to be alone with their thoughts, & heavily depend on social interaction.


Many of the greatest thinkers spent most of their time alone and preferred the company of their own thoughts. They did not depend on people to think for them, nor did they rely on external approval. they were not afraid of judgment, did not base their identity on validation, and kept their minds entirely free for deep philosophical thinking.


there are two types of people. First, those who obey blindly, thrive only in groups, remain unaware of deeper realities they are in, and fail to think long-term. They are controlled by their masters.


Second, those who thrive in solitude, think deeply, and spot the flaws within people and the world. Because they do not chase validation, they can plan around these flaws, think ahead, and freely experiment without anyone getting in their way, they have ulimate sovereignty over their life. They rule their life with power.”


On 05/19/2026:


“The Dynamics of Control through Fear”


Control that functions through fear, like the kind of control that school uses, or toxic bosses use. lean on the Seesaw analogy.


Or think of it like this, nothing in this world is free, especially people providing you your critical needs, and your freedom.


As the more you depend on someone for your needs, like your boss, or teacher. The more power they have over you


As such, let’s say your critical needs depend on your boss, like money just to even pay your bills in this inflating ecomony, you obey out of fear, because you are scared of losing your critical need


Now the SeeSaw Analogy. The person on the left depends heavily on the right person more for their survival, they are heavy and immobile. They are at the bottom of the control Seesaw, they are the ones with the least control.


Now the guy on the right that needs the least, he’s lightly dependent, and he’s lifted higher from the guy that needs him the most to survive , he has less burdens, so he is lifted even more from the guy that depends heavily on him. He is the one with the most control


But when the left person gets lighter in dependence, or becomes independent, the person on the right goes down, losing power over him.

The person on the left is the employee that depends on his toxic boss just to make it. The person on the right is the toxic boss.

Minimalism is Power, as rulers became powerful

On 05/19/2026:
“There are two Cognitive dimensions. Not just in your head, but also the mode of the environment.”

The first dimension is called Solitude, it’s where your the only person present in your environment, and your brain is free to think without any pressure from peers. Leading to more creativity, and more philosophical awareness about the world. This is where Deep thinking starts. This is the mode that the smartest thinkers prefer, and the mode where it made it entirely possible to even write these philisophies I am aware of.

The Second dimension is called Social, it’s where your environment has multiple person around you, and your brain switches to social mode, where the brain fits in with the group’s rules, a tribe in that matter, but removes your creativity, your feeling of freedom, removes orignal thought. Leading to becoming a NPC that cannot think for themselves, and depends on the crowd to lead their future decision,
They are also good at blind obedience.


This is the mode that most people stay in most of their lives, they are heavily dependent on social interaction, their minds will break down without it, it is a weak and pathetic crutch, most people are in this weak mode


On 05/20/2026:

“The strongest business model is the one that relies on recurring revenue, like memberships.”


The math is, imagine 2000 customers paying monthly, and your membership is 15 dollars a month, your monthly revenue is 30,000 before costs, it is the secret why Walmart(Walmart plus), Amazon(Amazon Prime), Netflix, even HVAC businesses become empires. Due to predictable recurring monthly income x their millions of customers.


Not even Memberships, utilities companies too, Internet, Water, Electricity, these companies have 10,000 people paying for them, and 75 dollars a month on average let’s say, so 750,000 dollars a month, for just providing their 10,000 customers utilities before costs & taxes.


They also have another benefit of locking in trust, and loyalty of the customer to the company, that the customer defaults to the business, because of their membership for it.


On 05/20/2026:

Focusing on 1 goal creates extraordinary results, because concentrated effort compounds. Scattered effort weakens progress, due to spreading your efforts thin, but focused attention strengthens skill, understanding, and precision over time. A person who focuses deeply on one meaningful goal gains depth while others remain shallow across many distractions. Focus is not just intensity. It is organized energy directed toward refinement.”


Imagine the Watts analogy,

Watts alone does not create extraordinary results. Concentrated Watts does. A 100-watt bulb spreads light everywhere, but a 100-watt laser focuses light into a single point powerful enough to cut metal. Human focus works the same way. Scattered attention creates weak progress. Concentrated attention creates penetration, precision, and extraordinary results.


On 05/21/2026:


“When your opponent has the same skill level, same leverage, same speed, same power, same strength, same variables. Both of you guys are in a tied, equal matchup”

When you face this level to the point where the outcome is decided 50/50 to who wins. The only Strength that will allow you to beat your winner, and break the equal position in this situation is outlasting your opponent with superior endurance & attribution. As resilience is the Ultimate variable that decides who truly wins.


Analogy time, Imagine Two runners in the lead, both are running at the same, steady 7 mph speed, and both are running at shoulder to shoulder, or the same moving line on the track, it’s only the runner that runs at the steady 7 mph for the longest time that wins the race.


On 05/23/2026:


JIC Learning, or Just-In-Case Learning is used for knowing what stays in your head long term(foundations, patterns, principles.) It’s like in Minecraft where you memorize crafting recipes you need the most commonly.

&

JIT Learning, or Just-In-Time learning is used when the situation demands specific, situational knowledge. It’s like in Minecraft where you

On 05/24/2026:

“There are two brain types, The CPU, and the Hard Drive.”

The CPU brain has better processing power, and can think for themselves independently, like the CPU, they can’t hold all of the information themselves, they depend on external memory storage outside their brain, like notebooks, journals, books. It’s like the brain depends on the External Hard Drive.

The Hard Drive brain is better at storing tons of facts, information and data, unlike the CPU, it cannot think for itself, They depend on the External CPU, like their Boss, Teacher, or an Authority Figure. It’s like the brain depends on a External CPU.
In the long term, hard drive thinkers are punished more.


On 05/23/2026:


“Consistency starts small, not big.”

If you want to be consistent, you need to start small first, like start at 5 minutes a day of a habit. 5 minutes a day of the habit alone isn’t enough to build meaningful progress, but what matters more is it’s the habit building phase, where it’s small enough to build your consistency, but also enough where your brain won’t resist, because it seems small, & harmless.


Once your habit becomes stable from doing it 5 minutes a day, you can scale it up from 5 minutes to 10 minutes to 20 minutes to 30 minutes.


Before you know it, now you are becoming good at what you do, because you built up consistency from a small habit, to scaling it up higher once the habit became stable.


Remember, no car starts at 70 mph as soon as you press the gas pedal, no seed grows to a sprout fast as soon as you water it, they all start small.


As 5 minutes a day is like a seed trying to grow it’s roots to get started growing, then scaling it up to 10 minutes to 30 minutes a day is like a plant now sprouting from the ground with bigger roots underneath, accelerating as the bigger roots capture more & more nutrients & water as it grows & grows.


On 05/26/2026


“In cooking, the best Macronutrient parts to build your dish is Vegetables, a Protein, & a Carb.”

Like Peas & Carrots + Chicken & Rice(Fried Rice) or


Onions, Garlic, Peppers, Carrots, Corn + Ground Beef + Mashed Potatoes (Shephard’s pie)

Because protein is a nutrient that repairs your muscle, Vegetables give you Important Fiber & vitamins, to slow down your blood sugar, & the carbs give you that quick energy to keep you running.

This is the foundation of many great tasting meals.


On 05/26/2026:


“You should cognitively offload during writing, not before like most people”
This eliminates you to overthink about what to actually write.


On 05/26/2026:
“To talk to people better with peace, clarity, logic, & resistance to fear, pretend you are a tired, neutral individual with their head tilted to their shoulders, slow down, and think of a logical answer slowly, make them slow down, and stabilize too.”


On 05/27/2026
The reason why some people like Tesla, Entstein, Da Vinci, became smarter, is one word “Solitude”.
Solitude is like Fire when it comes to being a Catalyst to Advancement.”
As Fire is the Catalyst to Human Technology, so as Solitude is the Catalyst of Deep Awareness.


Remember, Humans on land can progress faster than creatures under the sea, because of Fire. Fire is what allowed us to advance faster, because it allowed us to cook food, keep us warm, have light during night, forge tools, forge armor, later allow us to invent cars, rockets, & guns.


Fire is impossible under the sea, sea creatures cannot use fire no matter how smart they get, as fire is impossible under the sea, so as advancing under the sea


Notice the connection, as Solitude = Fire, and Sea = Constant Social Interaction & Stimulation. As most people fear Solitude, and want to drown out the Solitude with Constant Social Interaction & Stimulation, drowning out the Catalyst of Deep Awareness, which is Solitude.


Most people are literally fish still in the sea, Crazy actually. As humans follow the crowd, so as fish, and the elites are pretty much humans that discovered fire, and used it as a catalyst to grow. Which is Solitude.


On 05/28/2026:


“The most ideal distribution of knowledge, to decide whether the knowledge stays in your head(RAM), or offloaded to a Journal(External Hard Drive), is this rule of thumb.”


The rule of thumb states that knowledge that you do need in urgent, critical situations, or everyday survival stays inside your head or your RAM for fast retrieval. This is because these are situations that every second counts, or just everyday information you need to remember.

When it’s expanding knowledge that is not needed for everyday or urgent situations, but expands your understanding, like Philosophy, Advanced Math, Concepts, Frameworks, Systems, Insights, Specific Numbers to Remember, or Codes. That is when you offload it to the Journal, Apples Notes in this case or your External Hard Drive. This is because this frees like RAM space for the information the brain actually needs everyday to survive, or remember under urgent situations. This also preserves complex knowledge better than your brain, or help you preserve specific numbers & codes when you actually need it.


On 05/29/2026:


“The strategy that businesses use to make huge profits is called Hook & Harvest.”
This strategy is extremely effective, due to two terms.


The Hook, or Loss Leader attracts the customer, and what gets them through the door mentally, but often has razor thin margins, or it’s just free. Like Costco selling it’s pizza for razor thin margins or Roblox being Free to Play. It’s what leads them to eventually harvest products.


The Harvest is the profit engine, the High Margin Product that costs almost nothing to make, but makes 85% to 90% margin, due to it being cheap to replicate, and at the same time having high value. Like Costco’s Membership, or Roblox’s digital currency called Robux.


The Harvest product is usually a membership, digital product, digital currency like Robux or an add-on that adds to the experience.


As such Costco doesn’t make most of their money selling their products, that’s the hook, they make most their money from their membership as the harvest


Roblox hooks you by being free to play, and they make most of their money from Robux as the harvest.


Online Educational courses use Marketing as the hook to attract you about what knowledge they have to offer, and their digital course is almost free to replicate to sell to thousands of customers, making their courses have high margins. As the harvest.


McDonald’s sells their burgers to hook customers, as their burgers have razor thin margins, but they make most of their money from fountain soda, and sides like fries. Which is cheap to produce, and has a high margin of around 80% as their harvest.


Gas stations hook customers with gas pumps, as they make razor thin margins from gas, but their harvest is what is in their convenience store. Their sodas, chips, snacks, coffee. That is what makes most of their money.


HVAC companies hook you with their services that repair, and install for AC, to build trust, while their harvest, their memberships, is what makes them most of their money. As repairs & installs have lower margins than their memberships.

Amazon sells their products in razor thin margins as the hook, while their Amazon Prime Membership is the Harvest, because it also costs almost nothing to replicate, and maintain, while it offers huge value, making their Prime Membership huge margin.


Memberships are often additional benefits, or the pass that allows you to use their service.



On 06/04/2026:

“The reason why the most effective strategies are often boring, because it’s gets repetitive, & monotonous, because to repeatedly achieve the same great results, is to use the same meta stuff over & over, it eventually overtime gets monotonous”


The problem with chasing Novelty to become creative again, means leaving the meta behind, as anything besides the meta is weaker, meaning a sharp drop in performance by deviating from the meta.


On 06/07/2026:


“It is cheaper to control through comfort, than it is through force.”


When most people cooperate voluntarily because of comfort, the state can concentrate enforcement on the relatively small number of people who commit serious offenses. As the Government uses Comfort to control the masses, and uses force on the minority that is actively committing crimes, resisting the rules. As it is easier to use comfort to control the crowd, & to isolate the minorities, then to control the isolated minorities with force, than it is to use force on everyone, as force is expensive.


On 6/13/2026:


“No amount of IQ is enough to achieve great things on its own. No amount of horsepower of an engine can move a car on its own without wheels.”


No amount of IQ is enough to make you very successful on its own, it’s also how you use it that matters

No amount of lifting weights is enough to beat every wrestling match on its own, it’s also how you use it that matters.


No amount of engine horsepower is enough to move a car on its own, it’s also how the car uses that horsepower, which in this case, (this is through the transmission & wheels).


No amount of aim training is enough to win every FPS match on its own, it’s also how you use it that matters.


The Truth is, It’s not just raw power that matters, it’s how you apply it that also matters too.
 
Lots of this are just empty Koans that fail under the slightest bit of scrutiny:
“Solitude is essential for deeper philosophical awareness, creativity, high wisdom, higher self-awareness, greater success, more freedom, and getting closer to God. Yet, many people resist solitude; they drown out the silence because they do not want to be alone with their thoughts, & heavily depend on social interaction.
All advancement in knowledge is based on previous generations and help from others. Only films have a single person revolutionise the world.
“The Dynamics of Control through Fear”
“It is cheaper to control through comfort, than it is through force.”
Both are contradictory. It's always a combination of factors.
“The strongest business model is the one that relies on recurring revenue, like memberships.”
That's only if you can make people subscribe, else it's dead in the water like Concord. Also utilities aren't a membership business model since you pay for what you use.

Focusing on 1 goal creates extraordinary results, because concentrated effort compounds. Scattered effort weakens progress, due to spreading your efforts thin, but focused attention strengthens skill, understanding, and precision over time. A person who focuses deeply on one meaningful goal gains depth while others remain shallow across many distractions. Focus is not just intensity. It is organized energy directed toward refinement
This is commie speak. You can focus on one goal all you want, if you don't have an aptitude you'll never get good.
 
I was confused until I realized I had misread the thread title as "philosophy", instead of whatever this other thing is. If this is genuine:

You demonstrate your lack of understanding what makes these subjects complex by reducing them to false dichotomies presented as analogies to things that they aren't. Claiming that a mind is either a CPU or a hard drive as a premise for a subsequent argument is no more persuasive than claiming that a CPU is either a hard drive or a mind. Behind the functional definitions of each of these things is tons of information you can only contribute to once you actually know it; and they're not so simple as to be interchangeable when it suits your oversimplification of any one of them. The fundamental problem with what you've presented is that you gained neither understanding nor new knowledge of these subjects from spending these days this way.

If you genuinely want to learn something from what you published, go back through each thought you conveyed and revise it to demonstrate your understanding. If you find understanding elusive, then instead present each of these concepts for the sake of asking; rather than telling.
 
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U should provide an example how you'd do it

I'm not sure what my finger smells like - Can you tell me? I'm not talking about my trimethylaminuria - it's more like that crust you see develop on black infants easier than on other races unless you have special glasses. I'm no expert; so any input is appreciated. Wow - I'm going to have to keep this hand behind my back until I can find some lava soap.
 
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