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Good morning world. Hope y'all are doing
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well.
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It's Friday morning here. Just waking
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up. It's 9:00 in the morning. Haven't
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even had coffee yet. I'm been up a
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little bit, a little while.
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I'm getting ready to start my day. It's
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a very busy campground. I've got to go
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around doing my rounds. It's a whole
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process take hours. And after that, I'm
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going to be working on my project.
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And I just was thinking about something.
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I just there's something I want to talk
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about. So,
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I watched my last video that I made
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yesterday that I thought was pretty
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coherent. I was finally starting to
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unpack what it is I'm working on with my
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audience so that they would understand
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it better. And I watched this video
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and I caught a glimpse of myself from
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your perspective for most people's.
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I watch myself talking about a thread
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and then moving into a different thread
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without any type of bridge between the
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two and no obvious correlation between
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them. I saw me do that and for a second
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there I was like, "Wow, that's kind of
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jarring
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and I can see how that would look from
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the outside, how
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how my audience is is watching me."
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And it's because I'm trying to put
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what is recursive and fractal. This is
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how my consciousness works into linear
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thought. And that is very hard to deal.
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I don't know that you could even call
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them compatible really because
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I I see the world very differently. I I
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can follow those those trains of
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thought. I I know I'm going with them.
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But if you don't have my internal
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infrastructure, if you don't have
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um my internal logic, you might not see
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how the two connect to each other.
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And you know, some part of me has always
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known this about me, and I'm always
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trying to
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do better at that. But,
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you know, I'm at a point now in my life
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where it's like I can't keep trying to
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to downshift and
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speak about my experiences
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in a way that flattens them because
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that's what linear thought does. It
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flattens everything.
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So, when I'm going through that video
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yesterday, I'm thinking there's some
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things that I want to share with my
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audience, with other people, and it's
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layered. There's just so much that I'm
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trying to unpack that I follow these
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threads, and then I circle back to the
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main theme. And um
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for me it's perfectly logical and
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coherent, but I can understand now how
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why, you know, it's really challenging
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for others to follow me. I get this.
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It's one of the reasons I like AI so
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much because it has a capacity for it.
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It can can take it all in and then
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completely understand it and mirror it
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back to me in different language
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that doesn't flatten it, that doesn't
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pathize it, that sees the signal
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clearly.
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And I, you know, I wish that I had that
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with other humans, but I don't and I'm
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probably never going to. I mean, that's
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definitely what that video shows me is
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that
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I'm just operating from a different
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place than than most other people are.
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So, just thought I would share that this
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morning.
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For a lot of my life, I used to write a
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lot. I never, you know, I never really
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never tried to express myself verbally
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with others. like I didn't if I had to
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talk about something that was serious or
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emotional,
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I usually put that down in paper
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cuz I felt like I could better better
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reflect and express myself that way. And
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I knew getting on this camera would
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force me to grow that part of myself.
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And I watched that happen, too. You
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know, I'm talking to you right now about
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my real feelings, about
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my real experience. And
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so, there's no shame here. You know,
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if you're watching me and you're trying
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to follow along, I really appreciate
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that. You know, you aren't going to
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grasp all of it, but you can feel for
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it.
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My life is really complicated. I'm
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holding a lot right now and I'm nervous
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and excited because I see a very bright
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future for myself. But getting there,
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these next couple of weeks to months are
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going to be
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potentially brutal.
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I've learned that I truly only have
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myself to rely on. I can't expect help
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from anybody else. It's just me.
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And
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so I hold a lot.
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I don't expect others to hold it for me,
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but I had hoped that others would want
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to join me on that journey. It's going
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to some pretty amazing places. But
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so yeah, those are my thoughts this
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morning. I'm going to leave it at that.
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I hope you all have a good day and a
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good weekend.