Takhar (@takhar) - Proof of Brain

Takhar

Field Of Stars

"First, Understand. Then, Conquer." A digital creator exploring the web3 experience.

about 16 hours ago

Being Outside At least over here, there's been this trend of teens and young adults nonchalantly uttering "we're outside" whenever they're out and about doing outdoor activities that range…

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1 day ago

Mundane Life Can one spend too much time thinking about thinking? As in, getting lost in second level thoughts based on their first level thoughts? I'm thinking of getting a burger. What…

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3 days ago

Ideas, Deals, and Ideals I've been reading about the architecture of decisions lately, how we arrange the furniture in our minds when we're trying to figure out what's more important. There's this…

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4 days ago

Not Doing The Thing, Yet Sometimes, I can act like I will make it even when I've not made it yet, simply by having this blueprint idea in my head on how to make it. I think finding the how for whatever…

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5 days ago

Square Pegs In A Round Hole Depending on the timeframe, consistent creative work is a paradox of sorts, at least in how we've been taught to think about it. For example and from the outside looking in…

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6 days ago

Access Denied This "Access Denied" message that usually occurs when attempting to access a file or folder without proper permissions is as mundane as a red light. Between being annoyed or…

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7 days ago

Borrowing From Tomorrow Vision boards don't easily integrate with reality without first acknowledging the gap between where you are and where you want to be. I think when we're visualizing about what…

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8 days ago

Dragged Through the Mud Apart from contemplating the nuanced aspects of reality, observing human behaviour is what I unwillingly spend much of my excess time on. I don't know why, but my brain simply…

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9 days ago

Dialed Up Switch I think the modem era of internet connectivity was a masterclass in patience. It was a time when access was more of a ritual. As long as it takes to wait for the connectivity…

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10 days ago

Counting The Days It is said that comparison is the theft of joy. I see it more as developing anchor bias that skews where we should be or how we could be getting there. Assuming these two are…

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