my work lives at the intersection of human development, cultural evolution, and emerging paradigms. I also joke around a lot.

California, USA
Joined November 2013
nervous system finally regulated. please nobody speak to me or move anything
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ghost who has done so much inner work that he no longer feels the need to haunt anyone
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I read a few pages on the Dunning-Kruger effect and I’m pretty sure I understand it completely now
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Trace Bell retweeted
Love doesn’t find you— Love is you.
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Data Center? You should date a point guard instead. They tend to have excellent court vision and leadership abilities
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Trace Bell retweeted
You have to move through life knowing you are somebody extraordinary, while also remembering that you are a nobody who knows nothing. The highest levels of consciousness can hold both truths simultaneously.
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Everything I have learned about Ethan Klein has been against my will
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That one homie that sees angel numbers everywhere to the point they’re reading NFL redzone scores and receiving instructions for how to facilitate New Earth ascension
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Love has already won.
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The veil feels extra thin when you converse with a Trader Joe’s cashier
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I’ve never met a hater with a regulated nervous system
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self love is when the internal monologue stops sounding like a YouTube comment section
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The best antidote to shame is self compassion.
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Living in California is awesome cause at the end of vacation it’s like oh yeah I get to fly back to California
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Sometimes the people who can belong anywhere have the hardest time feeling at home somewhere.
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The human nervous system was not wired to remember this many passwords
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You want your quarterback to be active in the local community and your wide receiver to be watching Ancient Aliens and researching 5G conspiracies in his free time
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I contain multitudes and for just 8.99 a month you can find out what they are
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That one coworker on the zoom call who keeps saying “I want to double click on that.” We don’t double click on things around here, Greg. We look at them in the face and reckon fully with the staggering complexity of their ontological implications
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I’m kinda obsessed with the people who accidentally call AI “IA” in conversations. Let me into your mind. I want to see how it works. It’s beautiful and fascinating.
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The day you workout legs: wow this feels so good. My legs feel incredible and the sense of accomplishment is palpable. The next day: oh no please tell me that isn’t a staircase
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