Naval Ravikant: The Angel Philosopher (2017)

You know, all of society does that to some extent. In in some sense, the people chasing thrills and action sports or flow states or s uh orgasm or any of these states that people really strive to get to A lot of these are basically just trying to get out of your own head. They're trying to get away from that voice in your head and this overdeveloped sense of self. At the very least, I do not want my sense of self to continue to develop and become stronger as I get older. I want it to be weaker and more muted. So that I can live much more in present everyday reality and and appreciate it very much as a child would. Uh and then not have to seek

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