Why Asians give cash as a gift —
Cash, money as solidified time — the ultimate scarce desirable resource
Why Asians give cash as a gift —
Cash, money as solidified time — the ultimate scarce desirable resource
Vibes = vibrations
Social, sociological vibes & vibrations? Thinking “social physics”—
The etymology of the word “toy” in Latin and Greek involves tracing back to terms that relate to play and amusement, although there isn’t a direct equivalent for the modern word “toy.”
In Latin, the closest term might be “ludus,” which means “game,” “play,” or “sport.” This word captures the essence of what toys are used for but doesn’t specifically refer to physical objects designed for play.
In Greek, the word “παίγνιον” (paignion) means “toy” or “plaything.” It comes from the root “παίζω” (paizō), which means “to play.” This term more closely aligns with the modern concept of a toy as an object used for play, particularly by children.
While there isn’t a direct lineage from these ancient languages to the modern English word “toy,” the concepts of play and amusement are deeply rooted in human history, as reflected in these ancient terms.
From Middle English toye (“amorous play, piece of fun or entertainment”), probably from Middle Dutch toy, tuyg (“tools, apparatus, utensil, ornament”) as in Dutchspeel-tuig (“play-thing, toy”), from Old Dutch *tiug, from Proto-Germanic *teugą(“stuff, matter, device, gear, lever”, literally “that which is drawn or pulled”), from Proto-Germanic *teuhaną (“to lead, bring, pull”), from Proto-Indo-European *dewk- (“to pull, lead”). Cognate with German Zeug (“stuff”), Danish tøj (“stuff”). Related to tug, tow.
Includes LEGO’s
Conquer capitalism
We often lament the fact that parents aren’t really active, don’t really spend time with their kids, or are always on their phones… Let them be. Why? Why should we care whether other parents care for their kids or not?
My mom told me that perhaps 90% of Americans all drink soda, or certain sort of sweetened beverage. That means that 90% of people are foolish and stupid-dumb. 
Or in other words, trust nobody who drinks alcohol, “zero calorie” sweeteners, drinks Coca Cola or soda, sparkling water etc.
Often the foolish thing that we say is that… Everyone else is doing it! But let us consider that perhaps 70 to 80% of Americans are obese, over fat. Does that mean we should be the same?
The Toyota Corolla is probably the best selling car, but would you rather drive the cybertruck, or a Toyota Corolla?
The more interesting the terrain you interact with, the happier you will be? 
A very very simple parenting physical tactic: always make sure that your kid is within one arms reach of you. Because you never know when they will try to run in front of a car backing up
What makes a good investor or speculator
Infinite creativity: