Finding my own fate by finding my own Dark Room.

Availability-Misweighing Tendency:
1) Now I think that success comes with cons. I think biggest con of Medicine is that most of "PhD theoriticians" and doctors generally are people with high ideologies. I heard one person he wanted to be a doctor because some uncle died of some disease which couldn't be fixed whatever. I mean, that's biased.
2) Ultimately, World is becoming a word I read in our 7th grade english textbook, which is the reason I can read and write now, said "Global Village". I think that's a perfect metaphor. You know, ask yourself, "What is something that I and ______ and _____ (and how many 'and ________'s you have") have long have not been rehearsing that might be useful to explore now?".
3) Why do people think implementing advices from scientists is, kind of like religion?
4) I think the world is becoming "hustle, hustle, hustle!" mentality. I think no one of disciplines I studied, including chemistry, computer science and especially biology in my case, blunt force ain't any of that. You can't force impossible and difficult algorithms to short circuit wierd computer programs. You can't workout daily and eat excessive "Protein" to get "bulky" to reduce a process that takes time! you can't force "short-circuit" this process. Some processes are irreducible. Shane Perrish on Farnam Street blog said you can't get multiple women pregnant at the same time to short circuit the time (for example, say 9 months) required for a kid to come out!
5) I think there's a tragedy to resort to extreme numbers and try to use that as an explanation against mediocre businesses, systems and even this applies to government laws and ideologies. You can't see some extreme ideology that worked for particular country until some time when suddenly that same philosophy kills them (don't worry, all history have amazing lessons). Just because Julius Caesar did entertainment shows to catch extreme attention doesn't mean you have to repeatedly apply same thing to your family meetings! Alas, applying SPECIFIC lessons to your current situation no matter what you are working on, is helpful. But remember, the keyword here is "helpful". You can't mistake helpful for "must-have", okay?
6) I think we must see politics alone cannot solve problems. We can't use politics as "must-have" solution when there are better and safer substitues available.
7) Don't get me wrong. As they say Earth is complex and humans are overconfident.
8) I expect at least 5% of things I recommend here to be dangerous when applied in isolation and with extremism. Meaning, even 5% of natural phenomenon when applied in excess can kill you (and that very applies to me).
9) Now I think, years pass and we don't notice how Earth works. I think that's tragedy of commons. We don't pay attention to facts and trends or real patterns. Many things aren't discovered, in a sense that we must observe nature's phenomenon's and be grateful for all that stuff.
10) I also think that life only rewards you with stuff you think you need.
11) Probably, life is simple in our eyes relative what we know NOW. It's easy relative to what we know now. It is possible that we might judge easy or not from information at hand. That's a better and limited way of working in situations involving too little information.
12) So I would say even when we think of an event as "awesome", we are measuring it relative to what we know only now.
13) So I would say that Caucasian people were "insider hidden nation" of females with WHR of 0.7!
14) Obviously, mechanics of locations differ. That's why we know different environments attract different kinds of activities to you.
15) So Travis Scott thinks that being a singer exposed him to cultural stuff... in SICKO MODE.
16) Now I think third of what we know is only 0.999% of actual knowledge. And in that 0.999%, we don't know how much in reality that percentage correlates to actual percentage. Mother nature knows.
17) Very often do we try heroism when we have no idea people who don't know a shit about you wanted that thing at certain point of their life more than others. So they think of you as same.
18) Our current street guard said my dad's ownin' a "connected" business. Which means that, to have 1000 true fans, you need "connected" business/network/internet/blog whatever.
19) A study claims that our ability to withstand water per milli-liter decreases as we do hypertrophy or any muscular endurance activity. This means that, during running, you (they used athletes as test subjects) have capacity to take in 100 millileters of water than say when you were normally doing nothing, then it's 800-1000 milliliters (I believe 1000 millileter = 1 liter).
20) I think, today my dad brought unprocessed eggs, which were pretty small (called as Desi Eggs in Paksitani Lingo).
21) Oppressive ideologies: urban myths, are closely related.
22) Mythology has it that people need excessive water to survive. One radical (forgive me, I hate this term) said whenever he's feeling like starving, he drinks more water to "delay" his body's response. Be careful, this is a very bad mistake.
23) I saw enough people in my life who were radical enough to make stupid mistakes that I know, it's all wrong. Very careful as to who to talk to in terms of serious matters, meaning those matters you try to find global advice on, you should not forget/ignore/be negligent with your own honest/personal assessments or i think the right word is preferance.
24) Ultimately, there's a service known as "Repl.it" has become popular long after someone hunted it on product hunt. So my guess is that I'm just an unlucky failed programmer who either doesn't have enough ideas or enough financial intelligence. But none of that is true. When I do stuff, I apply things with the lens of what I discuss in this blog (which applies to me or not, only time will tell).
25) I'm just a limited machine who's very mortal.
26) It's possible the path I took, I might get success as they call it "long-term". But I think solution is consciousness. There's a reason we have today young millionaires. Most of them attribute that to their reading habits. That applies to Bill Gates and Elon Musk.
27) So, in Harry Potter I saw a kind of newspaper that had videos inside it, and it was on "paper". We might not have paper, or at least tablets which just look and feel like a paper but maybe, that might become true in future.
28) Don't worry, our computers do the same thing. I aimed to create that kind of look with my McLarenish Ventures, like this blog (which I aim to look like what I define a McLaren as, edgy and one of it's own kind, and also a "young classic", just like Travis Scott).
29) I don't like planes. They look a bit Porsche-ish. I would say Rockets are better. Which means I do like SpaceX's work.
30) Thus, we aim to use Rocket Bunny customizations to rocketize a McLaren, which is the story of a military airplane, like an F-16, which is edgy and a young classic, but a litle too old.
31) Capture your artistic perspective.
32) Frisky business!
33) Yellow cab "Spiky bridge".
34) Hungry young classics rival spiky bridge/bridgers.
35) Justice of young classics. I think Travis is probably taking revenge for squandering his dreams, by creating! Let me elaborate, "The best way to revenge is to create". Yep.
36)So clearly, young people are becoming creators on increasing scales. Young Da Vinci's.
37) Trunk of a great Da Vinci based history: Generation Z.
38) Travis Scott has amazing creations, check em' out, especially, "DON'T TRY TO BE A GOD" one. Try that one.
39) Judging a room full of authorities. Trust me, this world is like a room full of hoes but where people sitting on the table with a map and potential mission line drawns are mix of generosity and cunning-humbleness. Don't let someone with authority what happens to your fate. Try to enter that room, it might be dark and dirty and full of hoes, but go in there, try to get your voice heard to those people who are gambling away at what happens to different parts of the world. As those guys in Silicon Valley like Richard Branson make Mexico test subjects for their new business experiments like that "Universal Income" program. There's a room full of maps and ping-pong like Blue lines connected to each other and those people with their own particular dark horses will try to present their opinions and try to reach a consensus. They have one rule: Always form consensus with people, their points and concerns and current information, and then make that information available to people outside that dark room, to public in essence.". That is why, EA Games is such a successful franchise. As Charlie Munger says that the most interesting jobs require education and training. Those jobs of industrial age are no more and you can only get them in China or other places where these people in that dark room (People in That Dark Room = PiTDR). Thus, no matter how educated, smart or great those leaders are, you need to know PiTDR (People in that Dark Room) are real nasty people trying to balance away vice with productivity in a world where Men don't know money is printed by Federal Reserve. So the conclusion is this: Buy your own Lamborghini and create your own "That Dark Room". Soon, those PiTDR will be attracted to you and will be forced to listen to you and compromise their evil desires, why evil? because they only see white swans, they can't see black swans. Those people will try to kill you, slaughter away your dreams. For me, those PiTDR are my parents. Do not let them invite hoes in Dark Room. Be modest and try to surround yourself with good people. Get rid of PiTDR. Thus, none of what PiTDR does really matters to you, your life, your future and your dreams. Don't let the vague desires and wishes of PiTDR make you a Mexican Test Subject (MTS). Forget being a role model. There are no examples in the Dark Room. From now own, Dark Room will be a mental model like the concept of Garaham's Mr. Market and Nassim Taleb's Black Swan. Thus never let PiTDR decide your fate. If you don't wanna speak up, then at least enter that Dark Room to fight for what's yours. They say, "Rise up, why fear? Then see what the One Creator does". For me, trying to slap my sister when she talks rudely to me will only get a wrench to my head..... but finding where that Dark Room exists in my surroundings will be exhilirating and life-changing. #PiTDR #WordIsOut.

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