Music washed out over the wetlands of Slumping Downs, simultaneously sounding of every song and of none, an eerie orchestra filling the mind's ear with half remembered thoughts of the past.
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The field of lemons grew in ordered lines, as far as the eye could see. At times like this when gold and green filled the eye like a meal for the optic nerve, Gary knew true peace.
There'd been a murder. No witnesses, but only one man had the skills, the means, the opportunity. Detective Tinsel Evergreen took a drag of his clove cigarette and wondered if maybe Nick was not the saint he appeared.
Crime. Crime never pays. Not in the long term. Sure, sometimes in the short term. Occasionally in the medium term. Rarely in the medium- long term. But never in the long term. Sooner or later, mostly sooner, the law would get you. Or worse, the criminals would get you.
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TODAY I STUBBED MY TOE REAL BAD ON THE DOOR AND I HAD AN EPIPHANY ABOUT PRODUCTIVITY, LET ME SHARE IT WITH YOU
Babe, Elon Musk's 5 tips for innovation just dropped and they're coincidentally the 5 things I want to do, crazy, anyway here they are printed on a picture of a mountain
A rule of thumb worth considering is this: the truthfulness of any statement from the CCP is likely inversely proportional to the vehemence of the statement.
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Greg is a very strange name; the more often you say it, the less it sounds like a word. So it was with Greg Himself, who not only didn't sound like a word, but also was not.
The .38 sat in my pocket like day old custard sits in the belly, but this wasn't disappointing pudding, and the gangster I was tailing wasn't remotely sweet.
People tend to:
1. Overestimate what they can achieve in a day (Optimism bias)
2. Underestimate what they can achieve in a year (Scope insensitivity)
So, for sufficient scope, our lack of appreciation of scope overcomes our default optimism
