Have you trained your mind today?
Have you trained your mind today?
Hudson Bell
Daniel Watson
Nah , I'm gonna read this week , I'm pretty happy with my /lit/ goals so far .
Dylan Ortiz
yeah
Christian Green
not really just doing mindless grad school work and its a rest day from training. Just ordered 3 copies of industrial society by big ted though. 1 for me and 2 for my friends. Looking forward to a very based read.
Evan Flores
Calculated spectral density functions of stochastically vibrating systems
Angel Cook
Based. I'm still dealing with Complex Analysis exercises and The Iliad (having a blast with Diomedes' rampage), hopefully I'll jump to Functional Analysis in a couple of days
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Jaxon Evans
Teaching people to fly, finished up some school work, and did some reading earlier today. I’m currently posting between sets. 5/3/1 with deadlifts today; hope you all had a great session today.
Isaiah Anderson
self-help isn't real literature. i hope you're at least reading the books he recommends.
Jack Robinson
I listen to audio books while I lift.
Hunter White
I got my OSHA cert this week
Oliver Sullivan
40000 years in paint
Colton Lee
He didn't pull himself up, he pulled the plane down.
Kevin Cox
forcing myself to practise for my exam tomorrow, so yes
I`m a student so I have to learn my stuff all the time
Henry Brown
Im trying to learn german, training my englisch with online friends on a vc, slowly forgeting about my pleb first launglage
Robert Reed
I’m reading epicurus in between my sets
Elijah Flores
>pleb first launglage
Which one?
Sebastian White
>only "real" literature counts
Pointless gatekeeping.
William Lewis
every man should learn to play the electric guitar
even if you just learn power chords, there's nothing more therapeutic than bringing that glorious sound out a drum track
plus chicks do in fact dig it
Dominic Perry
what machine you flying on user ?
Xavier Evans
Not really m8. Reading twilight and rich dad poor dad isn't intellectually stimulating unless you're a retard.
Thomas Ross
Finished reading American Buffalo by Steven Rinella. Subject matter was very interesting, and Rinella is anything but a dry writer, very entertaining. If you like hunting or archeology, I would highly recommend.
Probably gonna read Walden by Henry David Thoreau. Started reading it back in October, but I couldn't get into it for some reason, so gonna try again. I think it's that old English writing style, it always seems to throw me off in the beginning.