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Yes.

Yes.

To where it kind of like, anytime you get in discomfort, you just move on to the next thing. Your brain does not get comfortable sitting in in the discomfort of thought.

To where it kind of like, anytime you get in discomfort, you just move on to the next thing. Your brain does not get comfortable sitting in in the discomfort of thought.

To where it kind of like, anytime you get in discomfort, you just move on to the next thing. Your brain does not get comfortable sitting in in the discomfort of thought.

Again, yeah, go for it. Yeah. Could I posit my, I'll give my- What's Aiden's theory on intelligence?

Again, yeah, go for it. Yeah. Could I posit my, I'll give my- What's Aiden's theory on intelligence?

Again, yeah, go for it. Yeah. Could I posit my, I'll give my- What's Aiden's theory on intelligence?

Because this is something that I've thought a lot about self-reflecting. I feel dumber in some ways than I used to be when I was younger. Actually.

Because this is something that I've thought a lot about self-reflecting. I feel dumber in some ways than I used to be when I was younger. Actually.

Because this is something that I've thought a lot about self-reflecting. I feel dumber in some ways than I used to be when I was younger. Actually.

And the biggest thing that I noticed was as I've gotten older, my ability to speak in the way I want and instantly come to the words and ways I want to describe things and explain things has gotten less sharp over time, particularly in, I would say, the last five to six years. I feel like I was actually better at finding the words to explain things and speak to people when I was younger.

And the biggest thing that I noticed was as I've gotten older, my ability to speak in the way I want and instantly come to the words and ways I want to describe things and explain things has gotten less sharp over time, particularly in, I would say, the last five to six years. I feel like I was actually better at finding the words to explain things and speak to people when I was younger.

And the biggest thing that I noticed was as I've gotten older, my ability to speak in the way I want and instantly come to the words and ways I want to describe things and explain things has gotten less sharp over time, particularly in, I would say, the last five to six years. I feel like I was actually better at finding the words to explain things and speak to people when I was younger.

And I think that tracks really directly in my mind with the amount that I read. Because I barely have read up until this year. So maybe before this year, I had not read a whole book in maybe five or six years. And my habit of reading like every day obsessively has been gone since basically the beginning or middle of high school.

And I think that tracks really directly in my mind with the amount that I read. Because I barely have read up until this year. So maybe before this year, I had not read a whole book in maybe five or six years. And my habit of reading like every day obsessively has been gone since basically the beginning or middle of high school.

And I think that tracks really directly in my mind with the amount that I read. Because I barely have read up until this year. So maybe before this year, I had not read a whole book in maybe five or six years. And my habit of reading like every day obsessively has been gone since basically the beginning or middle of high school.

And I think reading, uh, in general, or maybe if you, if you intently listen to audio books, I think there's, there is some, uh, scientific support for, uh, listening to audio books actually is very similar to reading. I think the problem is, are you actually paying attention to what you're listening to in the same way that you have to pay attention when reading? Right.

And I think reading, uh, in general, or maybe if you, if you intently listen to audio books, I think there's, there is some, uh, scientific support for, uh, listening to audio books actually is very similar to reading. I think the problem is, are you actually paying attention to what you're listening to in the same way that you have to pay attention when reading? Right.

And I think reading, uh, in general, or maybe if you, if you intently listen to audio books, I think there's, there is some, uh, scientific support for, uh, listening to audio books actually is very similar to reading. I think the problem is, are you actually paying attention to what you're listening to in the same way that you have to pay attention when reading? Right.