Most of your problems are probably your own fault.

Less stuff means less to look after. You dont realize how much stuff you can actually live without. You dont want to become a slave to your belongings.

A dangerous wisdom that boomers spread to their children that some things will just happen on their own like puzzle places that fall in place. Like you will find a wife/husband when the time is right. Or that you will eventually get promoted if you work hard enough.

These things are not true. Or maybe they were meant more figuratively than literally in the first place. No, you have to be actually actively looking for a partner. This is not a Hollywood romcom where you accidentally run into someone at Starbucks. You have to be actively talking to your boss about how much effort you put in. If your boss oversees 15 people they will not recognize this on his own.

People you dislike often represent a characteristic about yourself that you don't like. I think it's called projection. It's easier to see these characteristics in others than in yourself.

Accept that fact so (i) you have no reason to waste mental space disliking that person and (ii) you use it as a learning experience on how to better yourself.

Most of the personal truths, if revealed or accepted, ruin life.

Life isn’t fair, just like nature

There is no god.

All is not just what we can see with our own eyes, there are things we don’t see that are valid and true, too.

This is very true especially for younger folks still in school. It's understandable in the moment, the world is that box you're in, and the circles you are confined to swim in. So it's not to say that none of it matters, it's important and it's normal to want to succeed socially. But mistakes are fine, and sometimes you just lose by a streak of bad rolls of the die. Eventually the world opens up and those years matter less and less as you can chart your own path, choose your own circle, and be who you want to be without the constant reinforcement of your past self/selves via the social circle and school dynamics that put you in a box.

On top of that, for the youngins I'll add: Your parents, and the "olds" in general, were probably a lot more right about things that you'd care to admit. But in time, you will come around to that realisation. Once you grow as a person, experience things and learn about the world while remaining honest and humble.

We think too much of the past and too much of the future.

From there, be conscious :)

To a first approximation, no one is particularly interested in you.

there are so many of them really, i think one for normies, maybe the main one, should be 'money as you know it is broken and the government can't fix it, the answer is to start saving in bitcoin'

if they accepted this and started their journey now, the quality of life and purchasing power would be dramatically improved

You are just an ordinary person. Be kinder to yourself.

The Bible is the word of God and is 100% true, historically, metaphysically, psychologically. You need to except every word, verse and chapter. If you don't like something in there, then it's you that needs to change, and not the Bible. It's the only book you need and is the answer to life, the universe and everything. And salvation is by grace alone and can't be bought with works. God saves whom he'll save. Not everyone will be saved and that's just the divine will and is a mystery to us creatures. Stay in your lane, read your Bible, and trust in God alone.

Pain is good; embrace it. Overcome, endure

Maybe accepting that mortality rate with enough time is 100%? That dying is the most mediocre thing that could happen in the universe, being eaten by entropy, while life is really rare. For a stardust to become alive it needs some astronomically low odds, afaik 10^80 or something. Yet here we are.

So true! Makes you focus on the things that are really important.

Race is not a social construct.

IQ is genetic based.

Nature is more important than nurture.

We are not blank slates.