If they can train you to do it, then eventually they will train a computer to do it. - Naval Ravikant

The product I most want - a miniaturized MRI (eventually a watch or ring) to measure glucose, ketones, lactate, cholesterol, etc. in realtime, without blood and pinpricks.

Choosing to Free Yourself The hardest thing is not doing what you want — it’s knowing what you want. Be aware there are no “adults.” Everyone makes it up as they go along. You have to find your own path, picking, choosing, and discarding as you see fit. Figure it out yourself, and do it. [71] How have your values changed? When I was younger, I really, really valued freedom. Freedom was one of my core values. Ironically, it still is. It’s probably one of my top three values, but it’s now a different definition of freedom. My old definition was “freedom to.” Freedom to do anything I want. Freedom to do whatever I feel like, whenever I feel like. Now, the freedom I’m looking for is internal freedom. It’s “freedom from.” Freedom from reaction. Freedom from feeling angry. Freedom from being sad. Freedom from being forced to do things. I’m looking for “freedom from,” internally and externally, whereas before I was looking for “freedom to.” [4] Advice to my younger self: “Be exactly who you are.” Holding back means staying in bad relationships and bad jobs for years instead of minutes.

Social media allows the masses to bypass the mass media, gatekeeper of the elites. Anti-establishment candidates are the future.