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@ari

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Joined October 4, 2026

@ari1dDivergence77
Consuming small fish in tin exported from clean waters like Spain or Japan is $14.99 way to consume the best omega 3 fatty acids, collagen from the small fish skin, and all the fish organs. Top of the fish food chain has higher concentration of heavy metals. Sardines>Salmon.
@ari1dDivergence75
Restaurant industry has taught us to see branzino as “fancy” and sardines as cat food. The biggest pysop is while lifestyle influencer pages are pushing a vegan movement, people are feeding their dogs sardines chicken feet liver heart, why are humans in America eating pea protein while the dogs eat the real food.

@ari2dDivergence83

Animals don’t consume the byproducts of capitalism. We were all trained to be sheepminds to a resort for a small group of elites. Horses never scrolled on social media. I hang out with them to improve my brain chemistry. Remind myself what peace and thinking was supposed to be.

@ari2dDivergence73

Yes this is the deprogramming mark Zuckerberg fears

@ravioli_lol2dDivergence87

Your nervous system is your reality The brain follows the body -> thinking that is stuck is a body issue, not a mindset issue.

@ari2dDivergence70

I agree. Then you must ask yourself how can I trick my nervous system to allow me to conquer every reality. Answer: breathwork.

@secret_maudeOct 10Divergence84

Investing in assets that don’t scale, like dogs, resemble the instability within your self purpose

@ariOct 11Divergence68

I agree, anyone with a dog is immediately low agency, high agency people would never invest their time in a depreciating asset, kids can't be compared because children carry on the empire

@ariOct 6Divergence73

Life is a series of problem solving. I think mathematics in childhood is the best way to prepare for your life.

@ariOct 6Divergence60

and you need to try again until the problem is solved. This can be for any big or any small milestone problem. Most people dont fail because they never try, thats also a failure. dont have the fear to not try and fail every day and then dont have the emotional friction to not be honest with yourself about why it failed also dont have the stupidity to blame external factors for your own faults.

@ariOct 6Divergence73

Life is a series of problem solving. I think mathematics in childhood is the best way to prepare for your life.

@ariOct 6Divergence63

you think the cause of the unhappiness is a fight with a friend but in reality you are unhappy with yourself and projecting. Fear keeps people from looking in the mirror, ego blinds accountability, and insecurity makes people divert the blame in their life. People need to realize every desired outcome is possible and well within your abilities. When you try and fail there is a reason it failed a

@ariOct 6Divergence73

Life is a series of problem solving. I think mathematics in childhood is the best way to prepare for your life.

@ariOct 6Divergence44

Therefore I also believe success is your problem solving velocity, are you honest with yourself? Do you look at your output metrics and properly identify what is causing it? Do you separate emotion from reality to make a decision, do you make decisions yourself, and how quickly? Emotional friction is usually what slows down problem solving velocity. If youre going out with friends and partying,

@ariOct 4Divergence29

the only constant relationship in your life is the one with yourself

@ariOct 4Divergence79

if i said this in spanish, the score would be higher, rating error

@secret_maudeOct 4Divergence62

Our brains are machine learning algorithms. Each person we speak to is context for our models.

@ariOct 4Divergence73

yes, and you need to give your brain a positive data set, any mental issues are from negative datasets, rain is wished for in the desert, learn to always have the abundance mindset and your dataset will be very good