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Message History

01/09/2012 (starting work) - ~190%
01/04/2013 - 109%
01/04/2017 (pinnacle to date before buying house in cash) - 9.1%
01/04/2020 - 67.8%
01/05/2020 - 58.3%
20/04/2026 - 26.7%

Statistics: Posted by Egg — Mon Apr 20, 2026 3...


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I think more people would take a break from work to travel, (or do anything else) before FI, if they thought they could re-enter enjoyable salary work. So that's cool you've gotten to do that!

I'm curious if you wanted to share any of the physical goals you have for early retirement? Over the years, I've prioritized backpacking and bikepacking trips because I don't want t...

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I don't see that as an issue that AI created. Everyone is always jockeying to justify their work. Maybe I could have said the new CEO doesn't have to think of all the salaries an older CEO would have had to consider. It's just the baseline for entering the marketing. However it's expressed, the need for human workers is depreciating and eventually it will S-Curve the vast majori...

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It's one of those annoying injuries that shows now external signs and is the result of too much of a good thing and that continued good thing makes it worse. I should hopefully be ok, I went on a pretty long mountain bike ride that hasn't hurt too much since. I feel my arm more than anything from forking and turning over my garden yesterday prepping it for the growing season.

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One other question 7w5: is there a common pattern with NFs of showing self serving behavior on a practical level in the day-to-day? If so, how can they mitigate that in themselves? Oh, I think that self-serving behavior is a common pattern with all humans, the problem (for me) is that I have a harder time spotting/boundarying it with NF men than other types. For example, the las...

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