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[Serious] What’s a piece of knowledge you can share that others might find useful?
[Serious] What’s a piece of knowledge you can share that others might find useful?
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never believe the first news reports of any major event. They always get stuff wrong
Don’t drink the kool-aid.
Don’t let old temporary shit times ruin your present and future times – most things don’t really matter in the grand scheme of life
Do not take everything personally – this is an invaluable skill to have.
If you play poker, specifically no limit hold-em, and you want a shortcut to figuring your odds on the flop and the turn, multiply your ‘outs’ by 4 and 2, respectively.
Dont expect bipolar people to experience reality the same way as you do.
[Libgen.rs](https://Libgen.rs)
A free website you can use to download e-books for free.
While public speaking, look at the audience in groups of three and this will help you with your confidence while speaking.
My big one is that if someone often talks shit about others to you, they’re also talking shit about you as well.
My small one is that in most cases (unless you have a lot of hair), you can boil some water and unclog the shower drain. Just do it a few times and use a plunger if it’s bad
The easiest way not to lose things (keys, badge, pencils, etc) is to have a specific place for them and put them back where they belong. You can spare yourself *a lot* of frustration by doing this.
It doesn’t take a lot of force to break somebody’s arm. What’s more important is leverage and the point and which you bend the arm.
If you are in the market for a screw driver, buy an “11-1 Screwdriver”. Klein is the best, but the other brands work fine. Its pretty much the only screw/nut driver you will need.