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To empower people and to be a moving, extra-vivid image(s) of an idea, become F1 Car. Not like the one who is intensely competitive and brute, like from old times, it was Artemesia, insanely competitive and in modern times, it was that girl from Fast and Furious, like Artemesia who would slap if workers became a bit jaded, so she would slap or more accurately slam the N2O to escape a big gap to perform a high air time stunt on a pink, hoodless car, almost as sexy as her. Thus we conclude the problematic nature of competition. This example is enough here to demonstrate what I mean when I say Technology or leverage is meant to empower a whole different cast of diverse people, but not to function as a medium for competition within some pink sexy street girls trying to compete with men and Paul Walker. Naturally, as happened to Paul Walker, all this insane competition comes at the cost of missing out on other things in life. Don't get me wrong. I'm not talking about Paul Walker specifically, I'm talking about not doing something to deliver a message in a new and unique way, like someone has never seen before. Best example of that is Bodhi from Point Break. That, my friend, is appreciated. If you want action, then create a new category or do what is not done before. As he did the Eight Ordeals. But please remember, these guys didn't ignore things like their health. Just remember what Tim Ferriss revealed in 4 Hour Body, something that Neymar Jr. also does 3 Days a week on workout days, which is adding, Nutella Powder, banana, Whey Protein Powder, 5-6 egg whites, milk, + 10 - 15 nuts = Perfect Protein shake for workout days. Although, I miss bananas in my life, because my Daddie can't afford to buy them (B.S.) and I instead have to fill bottles of water from Local Mosque and to get them to my mom, as if they were going to AK-47 me if I DIDN'T. What they don't realize is they are destroying someone who they, themselves, welcomed to the world some 17 years and 11 Months ago. He who cannot build systems for sustainable water, how can he build cash flow so his assets can pay for expenses like Bananas? Nope it seems not.