This explains my brownian motion.
25 is ‘golden age’ for the ability to make random choices
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#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
youth and stupidity haha
You can never be old and wise if you are not young and stupid
I was just thinking many have written their life time experiences, all I have to do is pick up the book and read then I'll be wise as well right? Seems it's cyclical the pattern why can't I skip the stupid mistakes. Parents try to tell you not to make the mistakes they made but inevitably you make the mistakes as well. Well I'm speaking for myself anyway. Oh well.
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#23When I was 25, I made the choice to quit my job as a hw engineer and travel the world. After a year, I decided to do sw instead. Haven't looked back since. It wasn't exactly a random decision, but I remember the question was as simple as, "Should I just do it...?"
Same, 25, quit job with MSFT, in Asia now.
Re: 25 is ‘golden age’ for the ability to make random choices
#24When I was 25, I made the choice to quit my job as a hw engineer and travel the world. After a year, I decided to do sw instead. Haven't looked back since. It wasn't exactly a random decision, but I remember the question was as simple as, "Should I just do it...?"
Same, 25, quit job with MSFT, in Asia now.
Do you mind sharing why you did it and what you're up to now in Asia?
Mainly mine was, my true passions was in SW and I felt that I couldn't make a big enough impact through HW.
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#25This makes an assumption that you are not living in poverty. More than age, I personally feel the need to have a sufficient bank balance, which can make you financially independent and empower you to do whatever the fuck you want!
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#26I wish there was a online test from this article.
There is, but you would need to do some job and compare your results with those of the paper. Here it is:
http://complexitycalculator.com/
At least for the binary sequence and the random grid tests it would give you your results.
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#27About to hit 25 here, should I be worried or should I just start playing roulette more often?