Day 22,
My problem with stating a logically coherent line of thought is gone. But speaking is still shot.
I got into an argument with a co-worker, who wanted to suspend one of our students for something he did with my permission (crossing the road to collect something). I was able to prove my case with strength and eloquence. She resorted to the "but, it's never okay!" form of argument (non-logic).
I'm now listening to an audiobook about the criminal law; I will continue learning about other forms of law (contract, property, tort, etc.). Law could have been an interesting topic, if I had to do it all over again.
I've also finished studying my library book of John Stuart Mill's works; On Liberty, Subjection of Women, and Utilitarianism. I will now work on Macchiavelli's 'The Prince', and probably finish it before I have to return it.
I still have Thomas Paine's 'Age of Reason' and 'Common Sense', but I'll have to hand that in. That's okay, since I have to start chipping away at my book on Aristotle.
These books are definitely raising my levels of awareness to meet the concise points found within them. It's noticeable in the moment, and also when I receive some line of stupidity that is all too often found in political talking points.
EDIT: I finished recording all the audio and video for my Udemy course. I find that my speaking voice is "low energy". Keep in mind that I had just recovered from a cold, but it's almost embarrassing how "low-energy" and droning it is. However, whenever I try to introduce some energy or spirit, I almost immediately begin stuttering. So it's really annoying for me.
Additionally, I had a very good wank yesterday, and I've noticed that it zaps any energy that you can project when interacting with others.
In fact, it affected me today; I introduced myself to a girl, and she was creeped the fuck out. I didn't really feel any emotion when I met her; strange that even a lack of emotion is enough to set off a woman's alarms.
My problem with stating a logically coherent line of thought is gone. But speaking is still shot.
I got into an argument with a co-worker, who wanted to suspend one of our students for something he did with my permission (crossing the road to collect something). I was able to prove my case with strength and eloquence. She resorted to the "but, it's never okay!" form of argument (non-logic).
I'm now listening to an audiobook about the criminal law; I will continue learning about other forms of law (contract, property, tort, etc.). Law could have been an interesting topic, if I had to do it all over again.
I've also finished studying my library book of John Stuart Mill's works; On Liberty, Subjection of Women, and Utilitarianism. I will now work on Macchiavelli's 'The Prince', and probably finish it before I have to return it.
I still have Thomas Paine's 'Age of Reason' and 'Common Sense', but I'll have to hand that in. That's okay, since I have to start chipping away at my book on Aristotle.
These books are definitely raising my levels of awareness to meet the concise points found within them. It's noticeable in the moment, and also when I receive some line of stupidity that is all too often found in political talking points.
EDIT: I finished recording all the audio and video for my Udemy course. I find that my speaking voice is "low energy". Keep in mind that I had just recovered from a cold, but it's almost embarrassing how "low-energy" and droning it is. However, whenever I try to introduce some energy or spirit, I almost immediately begin stuttering. So it's really annoying for me.
Additionally, I had a very good wank yesterday, and I've noticed that it zaps any energy that you can project when interacting with others.
In fact, it affected me today; I introduced myself to a girl, and she was creeped the fuck out. I didn't really feel any emotion when I met her; strange that even a lack of emotion is enough to set off a woman's alarms.
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