Welcome onboard!

Welcome aboard comrade!

I agree completely about journaling, I've been journaling daily for years. I would say it's the most important habit that I ever developed. I also agree that it's essential for dudes because we are trained to suffer stoically and never talk about our problems, especially concerning emotional and mental health.

If you're into podcasts, check out Overdue, it's a great podcast about books. The hosts are very nice and have good politics.

Welcome aboard comrade, glad to have you with us!

What would you like to improve?

Hell yea, what are you gonna hack?

That's awesome! I'm currently reading How Not To Die by Michael Greger, which is a non-fiction book about the health benefits of a plant-based diet. It's an incredible book and everybody needs to read it. Also, I think you would enjoy the podcast Overdue. It's a podcast about books, the hosts are very nice and have good politics

I'm currently playing Grand Theft Horse 2 for the first time ever since I recently bought my first gamer PC. I'm 20 hours in and pogging the entire time. It's definitely one of the greatest games of all time.

In regards to OpenMW, are there any mods that make combat more realistic or similar to Skyrim? Morrowind is one of my favourite games and I'd love to replay it but it's annoying when your character misses 9 out of 10 times that they swing the sword.

As far as I understand (I haven't watched that episode yet), it is one of the pivotal moments in Earth history which leads to space communism in Star Trek. In the show, it happens in 2024 - https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Bell_Riots

Thanks for the advice! I agree about C5k, it's a good program and that's how I started running. I'm still using it as a base when going for a run.

Those are great goals, I would also like to practice more (I play guitar and drums) and exercise regularly. We can do this!

Those are good ass goals, I wish you the best of luck!

I would also like to exercise consistently, more specifically go running at least once per week and do a bodyweight exercise routine at least once per week.

I agree with your overall criticism of the term and culture. I love the term "revolutionary behavior". So far I think the term "collective improvement" would be the best since it is still close enough to the original term to be recognizable