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Unfortunately we’ve got one of these people across the street. He is training to be an electrician and starts his modded Toyota apparently with an amplified kazoo welded into the muffler at 4:15am every weekday. Shakes the entire house like a B-17 bomber.

Warren Buffett famously said IPO stands for “It’s Probably Overpriced”.

Also if you’re talking specifically about the planes in the boneyards, would not recommend doing that in the desert. You will find some other “visitors” like rattlesnakes, scorpions etc. that have made the plane their habitat.

https://www.holloman.af.mil/News/Features/Display/Article/31...

Depends. Taking pictures in front of or around the planes is no problem, but majority are pretty much sealed off. That said, most of the bigger aerospace museums have several planes and helicopters with cockpit and cabin access.

If you’re ever in the Tucson area, highly recommend Pima Air Museum.

Would not recommend visiting between May-September as it feels as if you’re walking around in an outdoor blast furnace.

https://pimaair.org/

https://archive.is/PZO0r

If you like the aesthetics of Jim’s lettering you might also like Herb Lubalin’s lettering work.

Neil Postman called this the “Peekaboo World”.

“What steps do you plan to take to reduce the conflict in the Middle East? Or the rates of inflation, crime and unemployment? What are your plans for preserving the environment or reducing the risk of nuclear war? What do you plan to do about NATO, OPEC, the CIA, affirmative action, and the monstrous treatment of the Baha’is in Iran? I shall take the liberty of answering for you: You plan to do nothing about them.”

https://www.nateliason.com/notes/amusing-death-neil-postman

If this subject interests you, and you haven’t read it yet, I highly recommend the book Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amusing_Ourselves_to_Death

Nothing wrong with being a solo founder and I doubt the two “90%” reasons you cited are true the majority of the time.

https://solofounders.com/

At least until robotic dexterity catches up.

And this SNL sketch from a few decades ago:

https://youtu.be/NWIlScfHwOU?si=64xMCQf8MHtho44H

Non-paywalled link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/the-american-rebellion...

Touch virtual grass

That was a thing already, in the 1960s and 1970s lots of pulp paperbacks had ads for cigarettes and cheap cologne between chapters, for example.

https://archive.is/wfGKF

I think this is the podcast you mentioned:

https://youtu.be/SRZ9E48B6aM?si=K_wwvu97agBZpFTa

I agree, many of these clichés are just verbal shortcuts to a pretty useful filter:

"This is not important for me to think about or discuss right now."

Sounds like a personal organizing business, i.e. decluttering and home storage solutions.

https://archive.ph/DbFXY

https://archive.ph/CeNFl

https://archive.ph/4gn0d

https://archive.ph/XHuGW

If you use Procreate on an iPad, I highly recommend a Sketchboard to save your posture and wrist!

https://sketchboardpro.com/

You will be fine with the Air.

https://www.creativebloq.com/buying-guides/best-ipad-for-pro...

https://archive.ph/tlRGI

https://archive.ph/zbVQQ

https://archive.ph/vo3rR

https://www.thestar.com/autos/why-do-cars-look-so-ugly-famou...

AI can "play" the drums better and more precisely than me but I still enjoy the act of playing the drums. AI can or will probably drive a Formula 1 car better than Max Verstappen but he will still enjoy being a driver. I don't see why we can't coexist with machine counterparts.