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Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 20:00:32 2021 No.13890122 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>13890129 >>13890178 >>13890669 >>13892120 >>13892139 >>13892153

Scientifically speaking, did you achieve all of those?

1. career
>loadsamoney
>lots of free time
>easy on your body, low stress
>stimulating, meaningfull

2.health
>balanced and nutritious diet
>steady sleep schedule
>resistance training
>cardio and stretching

3. social circle
>good friends
>connection with far familiy
>wife and kids
>a dog

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:04:49 No.13890129 Report

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>>13890122
Scientifically speaking, it was impossible for me (and the vast majority of the human population) to achieve even a fraction of those, by the very design of the system I am trapped inside.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:25:24 No.13890178 Report

Quoted By: >>13890180 >>13890225

>>13890122
Acquire step one and all the others are automatic.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:27:08 No.13890180 Report

Quoted By: >>13890184 >>13890200

>>13890178
how can you achieve all of the things listed in 1.?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:29:07 No.13890184 Report

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>>13890180
Acquire loads of money by winning birth lottery, all others are automatic.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:33:32 No.13890200 Report

Quoted By: >>13890204

>>13890180
wealth is relative so most people cant be wealthy no matter how wealthy the average is

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:34:18 No.13890204 Report

Quoted By: >>13890274

>>13890200
100k a year in passive income is relatively weathy

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:43:01 No.13890225 Report

Quoted By: >>13890232

>>13890178
Not true. I've earned enough to retire in my 30's so money is no longer an issue. Health is fine though I'm certainly lazier now. However my career meant I have to move and give up pretty much all my social life for a decade to succeed. Never was close to my family because their ignorant fuckwits, contact with my old uni friends faded away, never had time or inclination to made ones as work was all consuming. So now I have all the comforts and money you could want but zero friends or social circle - it's surprisingly difficult to fix that.

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Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:46:17 No.13890232 Report

Quoted By: >>13890248

>>13890225
did you consider a dog? as a truck driver im doomed for no social life. i cant even have a dog, when im working 60 hours a week

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 20:51:48 No.13890248 Report

Quoted By: >>13890630

>>13890232
Wouldn't mind a cat but no pets allowed where I currently live. Might move next year though.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 21:01:52 No.13890274 Report

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>>13890204
And what exactly is the point you are trying to make?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 23:04:31 No.13890630 Report

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>>13890248
Get a crow. Intelligent, loyal, and will steal shit for you. Plus you can label it as a wild animal, so it's not a pet

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 25 Nov 2021 23:18:20 No.13890669 Report

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>>13890122
where do you see youself in 5 years?

me

did i get it right?

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Nov 2021 09:56:46 No.13892120 Report

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>>13890122
>1. career
Sure, it is /sci/
>>loadsamoney
Comfortably well off.
>>lots of free time
Some, not much.
>>easy on your body, low stress
Easy on body but occasional stress. (desk job)
>>stimulating, meaningfull
Yes
>2.health
>>balanced and nutritious diet
Sure
>>steady sleep schedule
Mostly
>>resistance training
Not since lockdown
>>cardio and stretching
Same
>3. social circle
>>good friends
Yes, a few.
>>connection with far familiy
Sure
>>wife and kids
What are these things?
>>a dog
No, I am single-

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Nov 2021 10:05:14 No.13892139 Report

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>>13890122
1. career
>loadsamoney
No, median income if not slightly below.
>lots of free time
Decent amount, rather there's flexitime and support enough for me to pursue postgrad part-time while still working fulltime.
>easy on your body, low stress
Yes, this is /sci/. Enough office work to not be overworked/poisoned by random chems, enough lab time (and walking between home and work) to hit 10k steps most days.
>stimulating, meaningfull
Relatively

2.health
>balanced and nutritious diet
Yes
>steady sleep schedule
Could be better (COVID/WFH messed it up a little) but about as good as it's ever been in my life
>resistance training
Yes 3x a week
>cardio and stretching
Stretches everyday but I really hate cardio, only just started trying to get into the habit of regular 3x a week running again a couple weeks ago.

3. social circle
>good friends
Not great. Friends are ok but we're not very close/don't keep in touch that often.
>connection with far familiy
In good standing with family but again don't talk to them that often outside of events.
>wife and kids
No kids.
>a dog
Dog soon, going to be fostering a guide dog puppy.

If we had more money we could afford our own place and then we could have kids.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 26 Nov 2021 10:11:53 No.13892153 Report

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>>13890122
>Scientifically speaking
you can't just pull this word up your ass and ask
non /sci/ questions.
modssss
modddssssssssss

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