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patience

  • Waiting for that last twist — the end always requires so much patience. The information is there but the experience remains on hold. Like a writer that pauses amid disfluency, the viewer becomes gratified after a series of (fake) pumps and hesitations. One paradox of slow is the beautiful slow hiccup, one that prevents going…

  • The mind, that jumpy thing. Scatterbrained, we wade through the attention waves only to catch the most glaring one. Whether we can ride it out or instantly collapse depends on the current of luck and skill. Less the undertow scare us with malicious intent, the body resurfaces to indulge in playfulness all over again. The…

  • You can’t make Bitcoin go up just as you can’t coax a train out of a tunnel. Good things take time and a lot of patience.  If you ever get tired of waiting, do something else instead. You could try to relax your tight face a bit or distract yourself into another project.  Remember, the goal is…

  • Crazy, that

    That is hardly given and mostly earned. It’s too early for that We’re too young for that Eat our dinner and then we can have that We strive for that, whatever it is. Sometimes that is urgent and attainable. Sometimes it requires more work, maturity, and a lot of patience. There’s a time and a…