It that pineapple. Is it corn. Is it pasta. Dreadful.

This is really the secret to getting stuff done when you have adhd: instead of procrastinating just stop procrastinating.

Once I started not procrastinating I was amazed at how I got done. I’m publishing a book called Stop Procrastinating: How to Stop Procrastinating and Get Things Done Instead of Not Getting Things Done: A Guide for ADHD People and Procrastinators Who Never Get Anything Done And Probably Could If They Stopped all the Procrastinating.

You can buy a copy of my book and learn everything there is to know about the benefits of not procrastinating. Once you realize that’s the way to go, the only thing you have to do after that is just go ahead and get started on stuff, by stopping procrastinating.

Procrastinators tend to wait to do stuff. This is called procrastinating. The secret to stopping procrastination is to go ahead and do the things that one needs to be doing already. Once you start doing things instead of procrastinating life gets way harder.

Good luck to you. Please buy my book. Just ask your local bookstore about * Stop Procrastinating: How to Stop Procrastinating and Get Things Done Instead of Not Getting Things Done: A Guide for ADHD People and Procrastinators Who Never Get Anything Done And Probably Could If They Stopped all the Procrastinating*. My plan is to have it be a best seller, as soon as lots of people buy it.

I love orange

Adjusted for inflation that’s about $16k

It uses advanced technology to bend pavement-space-time in front of the car when it needs to turn.

It can bank the road to enable a roll and pitch maneuver instead of the regular front wheel yaw maneuver that most “steering” vehicles use to change direction.

Where we’re going, we don’t take turns

I would be so pissed as a kid if my parents told me they were getting me a game boy and then it was this.

Of course not. It’s the computer’s mouth

If ChatGPT had suddenly emerged in the 1970s, with the same level of intelligence it has now, people would not have been that surprised. It would have actually felt totally natural back then to be talking to computers. Even back then it felt like it was just around the corner.

But that’s where I kept my emails. How do I get back to that hill?

Vivo en los estados unidos y veo el adjectivo primero con frequencia.

If I’m remembering his case correctly, it’s NATO-controlled satellites, operated by NATO personnel, that are the equipment necessary to carry out successful strikes.

Endless hours of practice

It’s not about training. It’s about NATO equipment staffed by NATO personnel doing to the targeting for the strikes.

Rough analogy would be if these were later guided missiles it’s Ukrainians actually pulling the trigger but it’s NATO personnel holding the targeting laser in place.

That’s what Carlson claimed at least. He might be lying, but the OP post text belies a misunderstanding of what Carlson’s even claiming in the first place.

What I heard Carlson say had nothing to do with Ukrainians being incapable of understanding the system, or being untrainable or something. It’s about part of the system — not the missiles but the targeting apparatus — being operated by NATO during strikes.

It’s just not a good solution to the agency problem. Coercing someone with a gun to get you $300 from the ATM requires constant presence and the gun sticking into their back continuously. Trying to use the threat of possible assassination to get someone to act in a CEO role in a way beneficial to their millions of customers, that’s just not stable.

Using threat of punishment to motivate behavior is extremely unstable even in the tightest, simplest circumstances. Like you gotta be on the ball to get that person to punch in their ATM code and hand you the bills. Even that straightforward action is barely stable in terms of the incentive structure.

You simply can’t coerce a class of people with targeted assassinations. It’s too loose, too abstract, to unstable as a mechanism of control.

He resigned for our crimes

It’s not a real life trolley problem, because there is no mechanism by which killing this CEO saves lives.

Seventy Tooth

Interesting, but I’m curious why you cook meals that aren’t appetizing to you.

I was wondering if the gun were designed to hold the casing until it’s manually retrieved.