Life advice from the world of philosophy is portrayed by dimwits.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

I guess I should have said, ah, dimwit, as I'll be reading it.

Joe might be able to portray it in a fully lit way, not a dimly lit way.

I said dim wit will.

I came across this Twitter thread the other day.

I don't even know if it's accurate,

but it's this guy Tim Denning,

who I just started following on Twitter,

and he's got a lot of life advice from different quarters,

and he's very judgmental about it,

but I agreed with most of it. he's picking on carl young spelled with a j j un g the uh uh psychologist psychiatrist

philosopher dude from the early 20th century and i'll go through some of these through the thread

and we'll see i think there are the opportunities for conversation here some quotes from him thinking is difficult that's why

most people judge I don't even I'm not sure I even know what that means but it goes on to say

where your fear is there is your task.

Again, I would like to know more.

And the explanation of this from this person,

this is why the work-life balance and self-care movements help people become losers.

Discomfort is where the opportunity is.

...