u/thomas_unise

I thought the show overall was an easy watch but had too many irrelevant storylines intertwined.

It felt like the female rage/power message was overdone and kind of saturated what could’ve been a great story just focused on the Lizzy story/timeline

I l feel like I could clip edits of this and make it 4 episodes and it would play really great

The acting and cinematography was great.

I didn’t struggle getting through it, but the Aileen story line really threw me off and felt like a completely different vibe when it showed up.

I even paused it to make sure it was the right show.

But overall I enjoyed it.

I’m curious to know what the furthest you’d be willing to drive on a consistent basis to date someone you met that you really liked?

I know this will vary depending on where people live or what type of commute they’re used to, but given where you live now what’s the furthest you would be willing to drive on a consistent and regular basis to see them?

30 minute drive too far?

20 minutes too far?

Would love your input

I live in a city, work from home, and rarely drive in general, and am dealing with a 25 minute drive out of the city and I hate it so much : / but everyone says I’m being dramatic about it.

Google just launched Gemini for law firms.

It can review contracts, conduct legal research, draft documents, and work directly with tools like iManage and NetDocuments while maintaining the firm’s existing security and matter permissions.

Seems pretty legit

Just saw a viral video on Twitter, it said everyone is seeing credit line decreases on their AMEX cards, and they are talking about how It’s a warning of the economy.

I’m not seeing it personally, but I’m curious if any other AMEX holders are seeing reduced credit lines?

I see the same questions posted all the time:

“how do I get clients for my agency?”

“Why can’t I close sales, I sent out a bunch of email and DMs”

And here is the real reason why:

It’s because most people trying to start an AI or automation agency have zero credibility. No one trusts you or believes you.

They pitch industries they don’t understand, show no real domain expertise, and reek of desperation.

Business owners aren’t idiots and can feel when someone is chasing a quick $2,000 instead of understanding the responsibility behind the work.

You’re not just replacing a random task.

You may be touching a workflow that controls their revenue, reputation, customer experience, or entire operation.

And when you price mission-critical infrastructure like a cheap side hustle, nobody will take you seriously and you look dumb.

The people closing $30,000 deals understand the business, the risk, and the outcome.

The people begging for $2,000 usually just watched a few automation videos and decided they were going to start an agency.

So before trying to sell an enterprise automation, go earn credibility.

Get a job inside the industry.

Work for an established agency.

Build and operate your own products.

Automate a real business you own.

Complete smaller projects where you can measure the results. Learn what breaks, what downtime costs, how employees actually use the system, and what happens when your automation makes a bad decision.

You don’t gain credibility by posting that you run an AI agency or know n8n

You gain it by doing real work long enough to understand why a business should trust you with something that could affect its survival.

Also stop watching YouTube videos about it. Those guys are scammers selling you a course. Most of them don’t even have real clients

Thank you for coming to my ted talk.

Humans walked barefoot all the time for centuries.

Now people in cities will never touch real grass, dirt, or sand for years at a time.

There are also studies that show touching the ground connects you to energy that helps with sleep, stress, pain, blood flow, and inflammation.

The science is not fully proven but there are a few small studies that make it worth thinking about.

Rubber shoes protect our feet but they also block us from the ground and the energy the earth gives.

Maybe that is no big deal.

Either way, it is kind of crazy how normal it is to never touch the Earth anymore.

I just watched a YouTube video about earthing (or grounding) and now I can’t unlearn this.

Basically, as the question states

If there was an AI chip that could be implanted in your brain to give you infinite knowledge, but it would cause a loss of emotion so you would never feel happy or sad or worried or any other human emotion anymore, but you would know everything, would you do it?

Hey everybody, I was out at a restaurant two nights ago, and someone overheard me talking about learning Spanish and they suggested that I download an app called Language Transfer

I don’t know if you’ve heard of it, but it’s a free app and I believe it’s a nonprofit, but the way they teach Spanish and other languages is actually pretty incredible

If you’re not familiar with it, download it and give it a chat. It breaks things down in such a simple way.

I’ve been using Pimsleur for about a year and I feel like the way Language Transfer framed things for me. I learned a large vocabulary within one hour than I have in the last four months of using Pimsleur.

Has anyone else here used Language Transfer?