Shugard

health

Fiat Pills vs. PoW Sun!

I know what you mean! I feel the same about morst ppl. 

You are absolutely right! It's not only proof of work, it's also dont trust verify. Same goes for all the other BTC slogans out there: "Put your money where your mouth is" would also apply here. Do they practice what they preach to others?

I'm such a low elo pleb. I have played @denlillaapan couple of times before. I would say I win 2 out of 10 games. 

What is the chess bot?

My girlfriend and I went to her doctor the other day. She feels weak and tired all the time. Her mood is down, and she is stressed and in pain.

She tells her doctor about her symptoms. The doctor responds with a list of pills and prescriptions to counteract the symptoms. My girl tells the doctor what pills she is taking and what she has at home. They fill out the blind spots with even more pills.

The whole conversation takes less than 10 minutes. 
She was never asked about her routine.
I'm not a doctor and I don't know anything about medicine. 
But I was curiously shocked that not a single question like this was asked:
- How is your sleep?
- How is your diet?
- How regularly do you eat and what do you eat?
- How much exercise do you do?
- How often do you go out, get some sun, take a walk?
- What is your stress level and where is the stress coming from?
- How long have you been feeling this way?

These are normal questions that come to my mind. But hell no, there was none of that.
The Fiat world turns doctors into pharmaceutical pill sellers. The fiat world produces fiat doctors.

I was so angry. But my girl was happy. She had a list of pills to make her happy again. No work, no effort. Easy shortcut to happiness. She now takes 8 pills a day.

Where is the proof of work? Where is the responsibility for one's own body and health?

Are we fighting a war between fiat pills and proof of work?

The other day I had a conversation with friends. Same story, she has depression, she is getting overweight, she feels weak and unmotivated, but luckily, she takes pills. 5 of them every day. I told her that this is crazy. She complained that not everyone can be as lucky as I am. To be fit, slim, healthy and happy. I can’t understand her struggles. 

Fuck her! Not really, she is a good friend. But this is the answer I get most of the time in society nowadays. 

I cannot understand the struggles of others who HAVE to take pills. 

What do they mean? THEY can’t understand my work to be healthy. 

1. I get up early every morning and force myself to exercise.
2. I make breakfast with eggs and cheese and a homemade smoothie full of fruit and dairy. 
3. I listen to podcasts on the way to work to educate myself. 
4. I look at each day as a new opportunity, and I am optimistic and open-minded about the world.
5. After a stressful day at work, I go home, eat meat, go for a walk and get some sun.
6. I do my housework to keep my place in order and ‘healthy’.
7. I take a second workout before relaxing on the couch with my girlfriend at the end of the day.
8. In bed I do my daily chess puzzles and get some pages to read before turning off the light and calling it a day.

This is a typical day. Taking care of my body, my mind, my environment and my responsibilities. Keeping a routine is hard and takes a lot of effort. I show the world the proof of my work every day and do not cheat with a pill shortcut.

And these people tell me I'm lucky? I deserve it! I earned it to be privileged enough not to take pills. I have earned not having to go to the doctor for over a year. I earned it to be healthy and happy. 

You guys don't deserve shit. You never show the proof of work, you just demand. There is no responsibility, so why should there be freedom for you and your body?

Fiat is screwing all of us and we must fight it.

So, get out there, get some sun, touch some grass, do your work, physically and mentally, to earn the privilege of not taking pills.


Education

Happiness Responsibility and Proof of Work

Thanks for the kind words, glad you liked it! 

Hello and thank you very much! I would like to share my thoughts on education, philosophy and the school system with the btc world.

Follow me!
This will be a long ride, but it will be worth it.

Yesterday I had one of my most wonderful ethics classes with my favorite 10th graders.
The topic is happiness. So we talked about what happiness is in previous classes and delved deeper into the meaning of life.
The whole class has been about the modern view of happiness, which is basically a rift from the ancient view of happiness. Which I think has been lost for most of society.
Cheap shots like alcohol, sex, drugs, parties, luxuries can't make you happy. But what can?

Last week's class was about serotonin, what it does in our bodies, how to get it, and why it is important to us. So I preached the whole philosophy to them, which already took the bitcoin crowd as well. Go outside, touch some grass, get some sun, have meaningful relationships, eat good healthy food, and eat more meat!

So this week was the banger: The whole class was about not trying to be happy. Chasing happiness is meaningless and a lost battle right from the start.

Finding meaning and working hard for it brings happiness. Achieving your own goal and taking responsibility for your freedom will set you free and reward you with happiness.

This is all very well, but it will never convince children of 16. They want sex and beer. But two fortunate things were different in this generation. First, I have a good connection with the kids, they enjoy having our classes at 2:30 p.m. or later, they do not complain, they love those classes. And second, we had a guest.

The guest was an alumnus, he graduated last year.
He was a nice guy, always smoked during the breaks, came to class drunk, got all the girls. He pissed off all the teachers and was basically the perfect rebel. I cannot tell if he was more sober or more stoned at school. But I liked his way of thinking, so we got along pretty well.

This guy asked if he could join the class. I was honored.

In the middle of the class, the attention was dropping. The children chatted and paid less attention. But he could not take it anymore. He yelled at the class: "I was you last year! I did not care what Mr. Schütt told us! But he was right! He was right about everything!"

He told the class his experiences from his personal life. To every point I made in class, to every example I gave, he gave one from his own life. He told them how he thought he would easily defeat life. How everything is about cheap, fast dopamine. Taking no responsibility. And how it all came back to him.

The class was dead silent, they were excited, there was such an atmosphere in the class that can hardly be described!

The bell rang, the kids could leave for their long weekend (we have a holiday in Germany today), but no one left the class. They wanted to learn more, from the guest and from me. We added 30 minutes of class that day! Kids wanted to get education instead of weekend.

One of the greatest moments of my life!

Nothing is lost, we can easily win. The children are hungry for the truth! It's all just prrof of work. How ready am I to change the world? And how much effort do I want to put into it?
