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Most emotional pathology is not a problem with the emotion itself but with the ability to regulate it.Their words
most of pathologies and difficulties about emotions are not about the emotion per se. It's about our ability or disability to control them to regulate them.
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common failure mode is picking the tech that gives you the fastest early ramp, riding that steep curve, feeling like you're winning, projecting that, you know, steep slope into the future and feeling like the sky is the limit, and then hitting the plateau, and discovering that the technology path that you picked actually flattens out way before the performance that is required by your product.
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We we kind of have to live in the future 5 to 10 years because it takes three or so years just to build a system, takes a couple years to ramp it up, and you're dealing and you would like them to be able to use the computer for 10 years after.
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Could a book be more up my alley? The way he unpacks his feelings about giftedness, overachieving, language, disability, and difference really spoke to me.
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The effectiveness of a plot twist depends on how carefully a story's point of view relates to its audience.Their words
Point of view is essential for effective twists. Contrast Frozen with Fight Club, where the narrator's unreliability works because the entire story flows through his perspective and he maintains a direct relationship with the audience through fourth-wall breaks.
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A twist works best when it is discoverable on rewatch rather than achieved by directly misleading the audience.Their words
Instead, the filmmakers directly misled the audience rather than crafting a clever deception discoverable on rewatch.
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