But do you drink it regularly?

I feel like my mind is gunked up, that there's a false layer preventing me from experiencing reality.

I like a cup in the morning t to warm up

yeah anime rots your brain

go for a walk

quit looking at cartoons

Yeah weaboo when you get help it’s like you were wearing sunglasses your whole life and you can finally see

peepeepoopoo

Yes, that's why it has little effect. If you quit it, and start doing it again, you'll notice the effect.

The whole world is different

@Finntronaut Cup of coffee a day, somtimes a monster in the afternoon.

You will not believe it

@fuguer Sort of like Limitless.

Yes

You don't feel high, just aware.

You just realize you had cognitive biases that made you see reality in a certain way

But it’s not the only way

You might suddenly realize asking girls out is no big deal

Or succeeding in your job feels better than wasting time playing video games

And once you’ve seen the world like that you’ve unlocked a lot of possibilities

@bird Don't even watch anime because my attention span is that bad.

yikes

youre a zoomer?

>not watching anime

Yes

practice reading books

Yeah reading books is good for attention span

I used to read a book a day

I have above average reading capability, was always above the rest of my class in school.

When I was a kid

Like 600 page novels

Damn juniper doesnt grow in my shithole

Sad

I have juniper in my backyard

Gin

I think it's the expectation of success that creates nervousness. If you don't care about succeeding or not, you'll probably have a higher chance of success because of the confidence that comes with it. You tell yourself "It's okay if this girl rejects me."

everything they make now, films, tv shows, documentaries, are catered to make peoples attention span even shorter. notice in old movies scenes lasted for a while, there was facial expressions, subtlety and hints. now theres just mindless chatter, flashing lights, different unrelated scenes, catered to zoomer brains who spend all their time looking at 5 second screens

I think have confidence in eventual success but see it as a process don’t expect success every time

@Weaboo Kempeitai true as a kid in 4th grade i was reading at 3rd year uni student

Just like job interview

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