When Everything Is A Mess

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[@Rose-pk6ss]

2:56 "The purpose should be you!", The truest words I've ever heard in my life. The moment I started focusing on what I wanted myself to be instead of what I wanted to do or what I wanted to own, my whole life shifted to the better.

[@lrodenlr]

Math Sorcerer! You are awesome. I am 41 years old, went back to school in 2021 and started with beginning algebra because I never took it in high school. Fast forward to now and I just passed calc 1 with a solid C! I’ve never worked so hard for a C in my life 😂 but now I’m thinking I want to continue in math because it’s just so awesome. I just bought Thomas’ Calculus so here I go 💪🏽

[@Living_for_Him_Alone]

❤❤❤. Absolutely 💯 lover your wonderful journey. All the best for your future endeavours ❤ I pray to God for your furthur success and His blessings. ❤

[@pr1nceofPers1a]

❤❤ wish you the bestsss.

[@nilbertomachado4364]

great! Calculus was hard to me at graduation

[@user-hn9qg5qm3o]

That’s awesome you’re back in school at 41!! I’m 38 and considering going back. What is your major?

[@lrodenlr]

@@user-hn9qg5qm3o well it was biology until now, I’m tempted to switch to math!

[@moonchild.7645]

I am currently going through a similar situation and let me tell you that your words enlightened my day. thank you for all the wisdom you share with us.

[@kathartickatalyst]

I wish you all the success you can possibly have!

[@moonchild.7645]

@@kathartickatalyst thank you very much for your kind words 😊 I wish all success and abundance

[@gregfrye4327]

A great teacher knows that finding the key to peoples' hearts also unlocks peoples' ability to learn and grow. You are a great teacher.

[@AJBell-dh6ry]

Momentum is really important in life, and that comes from your habits. Develop good habits for taking care of your mental health, taking care of your life, following through on things, etc. And it will become automatic. You do better, and then you feel better; and feeling better makes you do better, and so on. Life gets tough sometimes, you can't avoid it. Good momentum will help you keep it together when that happens.

[@khadijakh8130]

Everytime I need some advice the universe send u to me, every advice you mentioned in the video is relevent to my state : 1)- You Have To Want It. 2)- You Need To Do More. 3)-It's Not Immidiate. 4)- Take care of your mental and physical health. Thank u so much.

[@girlsinacoma]

I'd add if you are in a mess, you are also at a turning point in your life, it can be an opportunity to start anew and the climb back up is exhilarating.

[@ulviniftullaev7830]

I am a 24 year old risk analyst from Baku, Azerbaijan. I first came up to your videos last week during work time. I watched your videos where you speak like this. I broke up 4 months ago and it was very unfair towards me. What made me even more sad is that her friends unfollowed me, since it is pretty unfair as well. Watching your videos calms me down, it makes me look at life from a different perspective. "Sometimes things just don't work out" as you say. I now understand that this is just an unavoidable part of life. As Franz Kafka said, "I was ashamed of myself when I realised that life was a costume party and I attended with my real face." I just think I was too "naive" and "sincere" with people that I should not have. To anyone reading this, stay strong. If things like this do not happen, you can never learn not only to love someone, but also to love yourself. To Math Sorcerer, thank you for being sincere and nice.

[@tmann986]

It sucks when nothing is going right and you are stressed out with classes. Good advice with taking care of your body and therefore your mental health is better. I purchased your differential equations with lectures and that is such a great course! I love it when you are on a white board. It kinda brings me to a classroom even if it is just you.

[@fernandamarreiro7989]

That's exactly the video I needed to see! Everything in my life has been a mess. From dealing with depression, having family issues, failing college... I can't thank you enough for posting this video, and showing that our problems have solutions and that we are not alone. So from the bottom of my heart, thank you :)

[@ronaldokituku4190]

I was skimming looking for something interesting to watch, hopefully one to help me reflect on myself. The least i can say is "Thankkk you Sir".

[@MrSmackdonkey]

Good video, I am 2/3 into advanced linear algebra grad school and falling behind only up to eigenstuff and need to finish up to canonical forms finals in 6w,. Spent too much time on reading interesting things outside the course eg modular forms,umbral stuff etc and not enough on worked examples (we use FIS). Using different sources roman,axler,hernstein helped deeper insights but now certainly everything feels like a mess. Best is to come up with a plan for the day, today I will work more exercises for diagonalization then read caley hamilton then weightlifting then back to math,. GL All keep up the good work

[@Living_for_Him_Alone]

Thank you so much Mr Smack Donkey Your answer means a lot to me . Going almost similar situation Your story helped me to boost my confidence that I too can succeed for my entrance to PhD school. Again thanks a lot ❤ I pray to God to bless you with everything 😊

[@nikichimoto]

39, going to school part time while working too because I picked the wrong career in college so am starting over. First Bf of 4 years broke up with me last month. Broke, living with parents. No real close friends except for one from college but living in other state, and some acquaintances at best from church. I am slowly realizing the meaning of finding purpose in MYSELF, as opposed to to a succesful career, husband and kids, and high societal status/money. I too have been bad at math growing up because I never practice outside of assigned of homework. But for some reason I managed to get a master in actuarial science before I change career, now I am finishing up a Speech Pathologist assistant program. I think that is what you’d call a messy life 😂. But over the past 2 years somehow I gain confidence of facing it no matter how ugly or messy it is, as opposed to to in my teens and twenties I just ran away and seek “easier” path. I think I am ready to continue this messy path now. Thanks Math Sorcerer

[@nikichimoto]

Oh and I forgot to say that the way I found purpose in myself is just like what you suggested - through running everyday, eat right, keep engaged with work and church even though theres drama and I get strained SO easily, and also do mind training with course work study.

[@babekizulu4416]

Thanks for this video! Clarity and just being present helps me basically just being in the moment

[@user-qx8lz8br7v]

Thank you for your videos. I love your message.

[@babybeel8787]

I like that you also make videos giving general life advice. Thanks!

[@FedericoBejarano-fz8ot]

Man, this was great advice. Also, I think that it is super important for people who are in a bad place to at least have one behavioral therapy consultation... mainly because we tend to adopt patterns of thinking and functioning that are disconnected from reality and can eventualy isolate us from the world. I was in such a situation and it just didn't matter how much excercise I would do or how well I would eat. I first needed to replace those patters with healthier ones, and that could've only be made with professional help. Of course I'm speaking from my experience. I hope this helps.

[@timothyryan8753]

Imagine thinking everyone can just walk into a therapy office and get treatment

[@PhucNguyen-yn7ng]

Your sharing is wonderful. Thank you!

[@nrm2461]

im going through alot rn, ive rewathced this video 4 times and im tearing up. thank you

[@jaybee2530]

Thank you for being so genuine! You are one of the few people on social media who is actually worthy of the term "influencer".

[@theconspiracy3378]

really needed this thanks.

[@davidcawthorne7115]

Very wonderful thing to do to help someone. The way you speak from your heart is very beautiful. You have my respect. 😊

[@shriidharkulkarni6648]

very apt and useful content. Gives lot of solace to the troubled mind. The advice given by you is absolutely worth implementing.

[@shynrez340]

Your vids are great. Thank you

[@mr.b0tgam3r11]

Hello, my name is Victor, I'm Brazilian and I'm studying mathematics, I love your videos and how they helped me go from an average student to, humbly speaking, one of the best. I hope you don't stop making videos anytime soon. That's it, thank you and sorry for my terrible English, I'm still studying.

[@BennettAustin7]

Your English is great actually !

[@joeybasile1572]

You're awesome, bro. Thank you for another good video.

[@bR3aKG4mER]

Thank you for the video and the person who wrote the e-mail, It will help me a lot !

[@picklesascha2010]

I feel like the universe knows what to recommend to me at the right time.

[@adamloepker8057]

I come cause I always find the best pep talks, Thanks Sorcerer!

[@sigmaswan2969]

I went through a similar situation post pandemic, lasting more than 2 years. I was s*icidal sometimes, gave up completely and just wanted to end it but slowly and gradually I improved and now I'm a lot better

[@dumpfuggler3054]

literally said out loud "i feel like i've wasted my life" right before i saw this video appeared on my youtube homepage

[@williamhardy9936]

I like your advice about taking care your mind (easier said than done) and body. We do not exist in a vacuum, and I think the ability to cope, apply tactics and strategize through/around different situations in different environments isn't a trivial exercise. You can do many things to ensure that the mind and body function optimally, but it's not guaranteed that it will. Some people have much less stable ability in that regard than others intrinsically.

[@utpalbhardwaj4571]

i really aspire to be as generous and simple person as he is and really love people who are just lost in thier perfection and always try to improve them

[@yoursfithfully047]

Thanks for this you dont know how much it helped ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@michaelevan9184]

I just went through a shit storm myself.... with the same person and got "used" again. You need to put it behind you & do it quickly!!! Concentrate on yourself!!!!!! Not what went wrong. Move on!!!! Go to the gym, study harder, practice your instrument more, what ever you're involved with. Period!

[@ShadyDaisy]

Your last video about making a goal too large was extremely helpful. I am not in a place where what I'm about to say is the present situation, it is now the past. And I got through most of that stuff by now. But 10 years ago, this video would not have helped me. That message about making a list of positive things would not help me. You know how you looked for bad things, then found them and integrated them into your worldview? Living with that worldview inverts those positive things. I get what you're going for, but this message back then might have made me feel pretty bad, and like I was beyond help because my view was so skewed that I could not find those positive things until I made room for them by removing old things. My perspective has shifted. I think what you're onto is that one has to love themselves. It's not even about appreciating what you have, or what trials you don't have. But loving and appreciating yourself, especially when you think nobody else does, offers the same benefits of receiving love from an external source.

[@MiketheCoder]

These motivational vids are helpful!!

[@amalbutt8720]

this was a much needed one im beyond grateful for watching this it helped me immensely i feel releieved now a huge thanks to you sir

[@jasonwilliams6041]

I am a big fan of your channel and you have inspired me to study math in my free time for fun. You did a great video "One Math Book For Every Math Subject" could you do one about the most comprehensive and rigorous books in every subject? Thank you.

[@garrett3338]

Thank you!

[@amitgarg804]

You are like a teacher and a father figure to me thankyou

[@Stumblefuck]

Nice work, buddy 👍

[@_ijoux]

I never thought of myself as a purpose.

[@khalidcabrero6204]

Yeah, that's kind of the Achilles heel of this advice. Not everyone is sufficiently egocentric.

[@picklesascha2010]

@@khalidcabrero6204 Is it egocentric to want to take care of yourself and live your life in a fulfilling manner?

[@khalidcabrero6204]

@@picklesascha2010If you make that that the purpose of it, then by definition, yes.

[@moonchild.7645]

​@@khalidcabrero6204I don't think egocentric is the best way to describe a people who take care of themselves. egocentrism is when when you only think about yourself with *disregard* to other people's feelings, hardships and situation.

[@khalidcabrero6204]

​@@moonchild.7645 But none of the advice proffered above was about other people, or conditioned it on regarding anyone else. Taking care of yourself can be purely functional without being the purpose, e.g. in order to enable you to achieve certain other goals or purposes (take care of family, add to human knowledge, save the world, etc.). But that's not what is being proposed here. Advising to make yourself the purpose can be quite unusual or unnatural for some people. Maybe egocentric is not the right word (or maybe the term carries too many negative connotations). I meant it from a purely descriptive angle. It's certainly not other-centric, nor achievement-centric.

[@saurabhdang7307]

Sir , you are a True Teacher very wise words .

[@Peaceshallprosper]

Im ready, after 16 years of a battle and struggle of hundreds and hundreds of relapses with addiction, yet finding resilience in moments which were designed to an ending, were always overridden and became a beginning regardless of the experience or extremities. I hold the strength within to proclaim victory and obtaining it fully before reaching it by sight and understanding that the truth was revealed from the beginning for a purpose which surpasses comprehension and basks in miraculous truth witnessed beforehand

[@cowha1]

as long as you keep trying you're safe. everything's going to be better, i trust in you.

[@SaidThoughts]

I'm still a bit lost with quadratic algebra, but I'm getting there. I can do 2y - 7 = 9 easily though! 2y - 7 + 7 = 14 = 9 + 7 = 16 = 16/2 = 8 = y = 8

[@carultch]

Here's what's behind the scenes of quadratic algebra. Consider the standard form: a*x^2 + b*x + c = 0 And the vertex form: a*(x - h)^2 + k = 0 The standard form has everything expanded, and is hard to unpack due to the two instances of x. But, the vertex form has only one instance of x, and is quite easy to unpack. Realize that no matter what values of a, b, & c you have, it is always possible to find the a, h, & k that can construct the same equation. The a's turn out to be identical, while the h is directly determined by b. The value of k is what we use as a clearing house for all the left-over constant terms. So, if we can rearrange the standard form to match the vertex form, we can rearrange and solve for x. That's precisely how you derive the quadratic formula from first principles, which is a master key for solving ANY quadratic. Expand the vertex form, and line-up terms of the same power of x. You'll see that h = -b/(2*a) and k = c - b^2/(4*a). a*(x - h)^2 + k = 0 a*(x - h)^2 = -k (x - h)^2 = -k/a x - h = +/-sqrt(-k/a) x = h +/- sqrt(-k/a) x = -b/(2*a) +/- sqrt(b^2/(4*a) - c) x = (-b +/- sqrt(b^2 - 4*a*c))/(2*a)

[@JesamisusTheJester]

Just lost my job, video was very much needed.

[@kiahvlogs7678]

The timing of the release of this video is not coincidental. Just wrote a university maths exam ( calculus 2) a few hours ago, and despite putting in the hours, it didn't go too well. Also makes me question my purpose in life when failures become successive.

[@dancode0775]

awesome tips

[@Oppistan]

You are my inspiration.

[@mrtienphysics666]

The Math Sorcerer has a good heart.

[@rafaelalodio5116]

He sure passes this vibe, I am not even into math, but his advices, the way he talks, is so reassuring.

[@LordZombieZanetta]

I'm in my first term of college, finical aid hasnt paid yet, who knows whats going on there. My grades are failing from stress of trying to be a father and husband and navigate the first term which is looking bleak... but I have a family, I have kids and a wife, and I have my health. This is just a chance to learn from my mistakes. I am sure things will work out. I am dedicated, and life is always going to be hard, but what we do with it is up to us!. Thank you! I am needing to remind myself of this.

[@jtmuzix]

delayed gratification is one of lifes hurdles. It's what stops a lot of people from doing more.

[@Toha_Bog]

Thank you

[@BennettAustin7]

To anyone struggling in math, go to your professors office hours. They are insanely smart and willing to help. Give the problem a solid 10 hours but if you can’t make progress beyond that just ask them. It really helps. You have to learn from something

[@LHVMleodragonlamb]

You remind me of my favorite Vikings character Sinric “ Sinric is a polyglot wanderer who is fluent in Old Norse, Old English, Frankish, and Arabic.”. Because I would survive like him or adapt yet your diet is better 💪🏻

[@nigerianking3313]

I returned to college for my second year of college and I have to repeat mathematics again

[@kevin_heslip]

I love this channel.

[@adhd68-xg1rh]

And also have some social activities if you can, go out, volunteer and so on it will make you feel better, almost everybody craves deep connections

[@fawnmalone410]

Yes, self discipline and forming good habits are the foundations of happiness. I need to do better.

[@beancount811]

Math guru, you're the best!🤟

[@tochtliochtli7239]

Simplify the process, don't be too ambitious and take on something that will also overwhelm you. This makes it easier to create habits. Secondly, take it slow. Sometimes feeling rushed can give you performance anxiety. So, come at your task expecting to wittle away at it in manageable chunks. Make time for your tasks (obligations, things you want to master, etc). Think of your time like currency and budget! It's a resource you can and do expend daily. Choose and take time to plan where you spend this allowance. Perform your tasks in blocks of time. If you fail, get back up and try again - From a Master Procrastinator

[@friedavi]

Lately I've been experiencing an issue, but it's not as significant as the ones you speak about on this channel. For the life of me, I can't stop making silly mistakes. I practice problems daily, yet I still very often make silly mistakes. It's always about forgetting the powers, the signs, and a lot more silly mistakes, that you would probably consider to be 'mistakes of inattention'. And I have never been like that. I don't know what changed, or why this is happening. 😢 If anyone has some solution, please let me know! I'm eager to stop making mistakes. Thanks😅

[@Abdulaziz-ik5yc]

I'm no expert of course, but whenever I experience some changes to the worse in my behavior, thoughts and habits I just try to zoom out and overview the issue and break it down from when It first started. Usually it turns out that this change is related to something irrelevant to the subject itself (ex. Family pressure, feeling alienated, procrastinating thus having so little time to actually study which makes me more prone to make silly mistakes etc.).

[@tylermohr25]

Today I did my exam, missed 2 questions all because of silly mistakes. It's nirnal to make mistakes. What I do is go back over questions I got wrong and just try to remember the correct process. I treat math like a second language, makes your eyes cross looking at it.

[@sachinpatil7005]

To the person whose email it was all the best and hope you get out of that troubled situation.

[@keagan1639]

This video came at the right time, I’m also very lost atm

[@KennytheHedgehog619]

How do you put out such inspiring content every day?!

[@nightowl32]

Well said MS!

[@mountainking1166]

Thanks, I needed this. This semester hasn't gone well with all everything going on. It's crazy how as the little things add up, everything falls apart. I was doing all the things you mentioned before the semester started, but after a bunch of stuff happened, I slowly stopped doing them. Now it feels like I hit a wall. I'm thinking I might have to take off ONE semester and get things in order and then come back with a summer class before fall semester.

[@ernieaguilera1272]

No! Just move on. Move with the speed of your emotions - no matter that speed. Just accept, face it, pray, you were meant to discover you!!!

[@SaidThoughts]

@the Math Sorcerer I haven't seen every video of yours, but what if you started assigning homework in your math videos? Something to help us practice and learn

[@stevehines7520]

re-verse/turn. 3 is two past one. without understanding the foundation one three cannot be fathomed. seeing it requires re-verse engineering. A master stair builder knows there are steps that are not steps. A stair has a starting place of which to step from. The starting place is not a step rather a place to step from. In defining the first step we have already denied the most important position. Where to start.

[@marcelokaboco]

Wow!

[@williamseipp9691]

if you find yourself in a bad situation the first thing you need to do is 1) take responsibility for the outcome. Otherwise you're blaming other factors that you have no control over. If you do accept that you got yourself in this mess, you realize you have the power of getting yourself out. 2) Set an alarm; set a schedule, and start cutting out things in your life that aren't helping you get to your new goal. You can't get new results with old habits. 3) Start changing your thinking. Being positive, resilient, focused, happy, resourceful, disciplined, etc is a habit that you create and have to maintain. Good mental health requires the same thing as good physical health; healthy habits. I'm changing careers, getting back in shape, and setting very ambitious goals and it feels fantastic.

[@kunjanambitions]

To person who is struggling in Math please please make friends in math class and do group studies and do problems you struggle with and ask your friends how to solve them. ( pick the group where your friends are smartest in class) It will help you tremendously.

[@m35926]

Wish I had done this. I struggled alone and it makes it so much tougher.

[@timothyryan8753]

I’m not struggling but as a non traditional student I’ve had a very hard time connecting with the younger students in my math classes. A lot of them are arrogant rich kids who act like they know everything and are just complete know it all’s. So I continue to be completely alone

[@sr2291]

I wish someone struggling in math would have asked me to help them.

[@Living_for_Him_Alone]

​@@timothyryan8753 I pray to God to ease your circumstances 🤲

[@kunjanambitions]

@@timothyryan8753I agree but if you are in need then you have to take the first step and approach them and be friendly! Don’t be serious all the time as they are in there teens !!

[@thonadutthon1970]

My name is Thon Adut Thon from South Sudan Africa. I have been following your videos on KZbin and you have inspired me so much. I have one problem that I need help from you. When I'm in class, I have this fast imagination that easily penetrate deep into what the teacher is communicating and later get lost. This thing distract me from concentrating or sticking to what the teacher has given. That fast imagination gives me pseudo-knowledge that I have understood without mastering the content. So frustrating!! Any idea about this?

[@barmherzigsein3259]

Nothing Positive exists in the entire Universe without some sort of Negative to provide balance. And not all Negative is bad, like not all Positive is good. These are essential opportunities to learn and evolve for everything that lives in this Magnificent Creation Universe. Salomè (Peace be with You)! Mögest Du in das Licht, der Wahrheit, und dem SEIN der Schöpfung leben.

[@Galbex21]

I have found that when you feel anxious and feel the urge to do something about it, the best way is to stop and don't do it, dont follow the urge. Slowly you will train your body to stop feeling the urge.

[@jasonzhou2672]

Dear professor, i am going to teach myself the functional analysis, could you recommend some good textbooks? Much appreciated 😊

[@richiewitkowski7142]

I feel the $100 loss/$100 gain comparison is actually a better mindset to have because those people tend to think and have a rich mindset and are decent with their money But I do totally get what you mean originally!

[@nigerianking3313]

I only went to get better at mathematics

[@AsBi1]

please tell me the name of that brown algebra book on the table..

[@Dissimulate]

I love math, but I'm not studying math. I'm studying computer science because it helps me figure out hard math problems every day.

[@gucciashton4731]

Negativity is rampant since the pandemic, especially across social media. The importance of positivity and mindset and our trusted friend, the law of attraction can literally change your life around within days. My own view is if something goes wrong it's for one of two reasons, it's meant to go wrong because it's not your destiny and god is removing it from your life or no2, you didn't put in enough effort and you lost meaningful things. Either way , extract the lessons from the events and make a plan on how to move forward. Diet, exercise and hydration, such excellent support for your body and mind.

[@alexvonrom7942]

Im in my first year of physics at university and at first I thought I would have been a good student, that I would study and revise everyday even 7h, the first day I did but then I thought that the thing they were talking about in class were simple or not really important, so I started lagging behind. I feel like it wouldnt be right to myself if I didnt also say that its also because I often feel bad about myself and I get depressed pretty often, leading to a vicious circle of not studying, feeling worse about myself, and not having the strength or will to study the next day too. If I could go back 2 months and try again, I wouldnt the same mistakes I did, but I cant, and so now I have the exams in January and I already feel as if I wont pass, wich makes me feel even worse everyday. I do like math when I have the time to learn it and when I have someone who is willing to teach me without making me feel bad about the mistakes I make, which hasnt been the case nor in highschool nor in university. I feel lost honestly, I feel as if failing these exams I'll become even more worthless and that I just wont ever be able to do it. I have even thought of dropping out because of this even if I know that if I could learn it at my own pace I would appreaciate its beauty more and I would be able to at least understand more things. What can I do? Or maybe a better question is what should I do?

[@lionelkemmler2680]

Just start learning and stop thinking

[@lionelkemmler2680]

U got this just say to yourself that u want for ur own sake not because of anybody else

[@lionelkemmler2680]

And believe in ur self

[@leusmaximusx]

when everything is a mess ? // mess = 10 ln W = M , big mess, 10 is the number of microstates ( situations that a normal person can take before going suicidaly crazy) // Solve for W, to make M

[@amoonlenka2872]

watched this after doing ridiculous amount of of matrix problems, i don't want to look into matrix anymore

[@BeckBeckGo]

My entire life is like this. All our lives are like this. And if you want any single element of your life to be catastrophic, you can make it catastrophic. It’s easy to make anything catastrophic. Win the lottery? Yeahbut…. You’ll have to pay more taxes than you’ve ever paid in your life. Come on…

[@peteaustin5018]

Need the math sorcerer and scooby1961 workout collab ASAP!!

[@LocalK5000]

Similar situation. Crawled into bed. Opened this app to, first thing I saw

[@lofipooper9080]

Keep your rooms light on, don't sit lie in a dark, or semi lit room, stay inside a well lit room, to deal with depression there a reason light therapy is a thing, time in a dark room passes in hours that time is literally your life draining away. Talk to your family more, rest is always out there for later

[@kusumdeore113]

I feel myself quite lucky in this aspect to be born in India..I found a guru in a very early age for India is known for its rich ancient scriptures and great saints who have already given solution to such problems which is " Advait Vedant and Adhatma", which to put in simple words is knowing and owning your inner self. Is is just difficult to survive in a world so materialistic without inner and rightful conciousness.

[@hastingsmcmillian6716]

I come here for life solutions, and he makes me want to do math.

[@user-es9qo9hx2r]

David Goggins also said that YOU ARE THE PURPOSE. Thoughts curiously converge.

[@benjaminandersson2572]

I also love Seinfield. I usually watch it when taking breaks from math :)

[@mahfuzurrahmanmuhit17806]

I dropped a year out because i cant do well cant focus i am feeling very negative cant help but compare myself w others I used to love math but I am nowadays thinking I took a wrong decision to do undergrad in mathematics. Help me please!!!

[@GalileanInvariance]

1. Do you think that goodness and beauty are objective or subjective? 2. Do you see clues in the universe of an intelligent/intentional design? 3. Do you believe another existence awaits us after this mortal life?

[@kitllekatle1237]

For me huge different makes when i sleep a lot. I totally dont agree with people who claims sleeping is waste of life. But also some exercising is really good for me. I dont even mean hardcore exercises. Just start whatever. Even some walking or jogging. But its also not that simple. Still i struggle a lot with these two things. Two theoreticaly simple things. My sleeping schedule is generally crazy... Im trying to change but ehhh... With exercises im not consistent..

[@BeckBeckGo]

“Sleep better, eat better, and do more math.” This is the way, kids. This is the way.

[@ronaldjorgensen6839]

rested point=0 still the horizon extends 180 degrees all the negative energy is 0 as far as your concerned dwell on the positive or beyond dwell allow that flow you are your own flow energy embrace the chance to tune that energy for best outcome in your life at your core .the entire universe is chaos if we have not defined it in yourself to its functions some say we are our own universe

[@MarkGerads]

We will all die, yes, but have you heard of Quantum Immortality? Time is a branching tree, and at every moment, there branches off an instant death, and at every moment branches off survival. You could focus on the death, or you could focus on the survival that leads to eternally long survival. Obviously, time is still precious, even though you have an infinite amount of time to live. Why? Because living forever does not mean that you will see your loved ones live forever.