Openness and vulnerability.

I subscribed lately with a YouTube channel Jerry Liu and this was run by a Chinese guy, a MGTOW, smart guy who went to n ivy league in the 'States. I have been watching a bunch videos of him, all of his videos I think do make sense to me, and so I do watch his videos, even doubling the rate of speed of the videos just to keep up with the content published daily. I'm surprised with just how many stories he could narrate, how many insights could he derive from that experience, from that observation, and how he uses the data to be a caution marks on his way. Just like a traveler of strange land, he learns his lessons, he picks up the skills, he adapts, he survives.
That's what Jerry Lui's genius, he have that foresight to project what will happen to the distant future when x or y will happen. A hunter who is aiming at the dark, hopefully something will be hit. A fisherman who casts bigger net thinking catching more fish. A miner... who seeks the guidance of the stars for a grand fortune.

Riddle of the unknown.

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(Ask)

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(Predict)

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(Move anyways)

Never let the fear of the unknown cuts your legs to advancing towards it.

It may be daunting, but this was all tricks of the mind, the game of the little theatre man living in your head, firsts take control of that little man.

Ok I did have walked off tangent there. So openness and vulnerability.

There was once a turtle living in the jungle. Now that turtle lives beneath a plum tree, and so whenever the ripe plum will be fallen, there goes his food served in front of him. And so he lived a satisfied and a happy life this way.

One day it rained so hard. The rivers are getting bigger, the forest is drenched, and the soil is very muddy. Now the turtle is chill because he knows how to swim, you know, amphibians, and so the waters reached his home and so he just swim to higher ground lest he will carried by strong currents. After the rain was over and the soil is getting dry again, the turtle lost, he don't know where he is, he us equally exhausted and hungry this time. Luckily, he smelled that sweet aroma of the plum and he followed that aroma. He then finds the tree, but as he finds out, right above the plum tree, an eagle makes a nest and lives there.