What do you hope to achieve in the next 5 years?
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Getting some personal projects and bucket-list items done:
- Fixing my sleep schedule and other health habits
- Getting back to my pre-COVID gym schedule
- Making my own mechanical keyboard
- Learning about 3D modelling and acquiring a 3D printer
- Organizing and curating my 6 TB data hoard
- Start learning a new language or polishing up the one I learned in high school
- Finding better furniture and decor, preferably the old kind without particle board
- Travelling
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Cardiac arrest
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A threesome with my wife and another woman
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get rid of first the anxiety, then the old mouldy house so we can put up a new one i've designed.
also finish that design.
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I hope I will be able to release my third indie-game about life after singularity.
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Slow down, do less, achieve less, buy less, worry less. More casual hanging out with trees, birds and lizards in my neighborhood. Eat the rich.
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Not die in the coming global wars for resources. But I mean realistically I’m not well positioned for that.
Congratulations! You get to be a low-level henchman. If you're lucky, some actor in the distant future will play you in the movie adaptation and they may even get assigned a designation like "Henchman #7" or "Blue shirt Henchman"!
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Survival
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I would like to buy some land. And start prepping for the shit show.
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Go solar
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Build myself a new life in Australia, get a motorbike and do lots of road trips, and maybe start a family.
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Remission would be nice.
Godspeed. Me too.
