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Hiking in red rock area is not just very good it is outstanding. Spectacular even. Expensive to enter, very worth it.

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Meow wolf

Blackout dining (total darkness)

Puppetry of the penis show/erotic heritage museum

Cirque de Soleil.

Hiking at red rocks.

Breakfast at whole foods.

Tacoterian vegan tacos for dinner.

1 glass wine total alcohol. No weed

Was a great vacation. Except I give puppetry of the penis zero stars. But still…

Played hackysack on the strip. Many dudes stopped to hack w me.

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The portal through the freezer, the vegan goat pus. My mind was blown

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At $50, this was the best bargain in Vegas.

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Natural rent control.

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[quote=barnaby33]Why on earth would someone want to peer into other people’s dysfunction? Are you looking for schadenfreude or a benchmark?
Josh[/quote]

Madame Bovary
Anna Karenina
The sopranos
Mmmmm….maybe most literature….

It’s one way we learn about humanity

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ego volatility also seems to be at an all time low. Usually, I think I’m an idiot in the afternoon, pretty smart mid morning. Now i think Im a dumbass all day long.

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[quote=carlsbadworker][quote=phaster][quote=scaredyclassic]Ego inflation is on the rise.[/quote]

so do you think the rise in “ego” is sustainable,… or do you think there is an “ego” bubble?[/quote]

Doesn’t the ego bubble go with the financial bubble?[/quote]

I don’t know. Some believe there is plenty of room to run, that we can all be egomaniacs and that the ego economy can sustain loads more attention and hubris. But I’m not convinced. I believe we are reaching peak ego.

Prudent emotional advisors recommend a diversified portfolio filled with not just ego, but also a sizeable percentage of shame, despair, awe, fear and joy.

Right now I’m pretty conservative at 60 perc. Self, 40 perc. Others. As I age, I expect to move most of my psychic portfolio to others.

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[quote=barnaby33]The few that I have left![/quote]

then you are getting wealthier, because the fewer dollars you have, the more they will be worth to you. congratulations!

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The z estimates for current value seem close. But their website also predicts next year’s house appreciation. That seems almost…fraudulent.

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If they’d tried this 5 years ago, they’d be geniuses. Just bad timing…

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[quote=sdrealtor]Buying an iPhone 11 today is like buying spoiled milk. It’s depreciation not deflation now that it’s not the newest technology. When comparing phone prices you should be comparing the difference between buying top of line them and now. There was no $1200 phone then. The bar to current technology is higher cost now[/quote]

One man’s spoiled milk is another man’s yogurt.

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Ego inflation is on the rise.

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“Going to another country doesn’t make any difference. I’ve tried all that. You can’t get away from yourself by moving from one place to another. There’s nothing to that.”
Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises

Picked this book up a few days ago and buzzed through half. I don’t get it.

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This discussion and my response was predeterminable from the moment the universe came into being.

And this too.

Also this.

This?

Yeah that.

Nothing could have happened any other way than it did and will. You cannot make any difference whatsoever.

It is what it is.

With enough computer power and a sufficient program, the fart I just let loose could have been foreseen from the moment of the big bang

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