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  ShimaYT (@ShimaKazeVR) reported 14 seconds ago

  thanks to the random guy on reddit that helped me fix my dead @LogitechGUK G502 x plus that would not power on for a week. APPARENTLY slamming it really ******* hard on the desk is a legitimate fix for these mice lmfao.

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  AtheistOwner (@AtheistOwner) reported 1 minute ago

  @blazedSion It always amazes me how you ******* just give your emotional feelings in this ****. It's never any intellectual or actual merrit based argument. Just us having to listen to your daddy issues and say the same 20 year old reddit jokes for all eternity lol get laid brah.

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  Alex Mountain (@alexmountain0) reported 3 minutes ago

  What I Wish I'd Known at 23 (When I Felt Hopelessly Behind) I really feel for anyone who thinks they're missing out or hopelessly lost in life — especially the young. I keep seeing it on Reddit: people convinced they've already blown it… at 27, 25, 20, even 17. I had the exact same thoughts at 23, 25, 27. What I didn't know back then was that it was just my perfectionism talking — the topic I've been writing about for ages. Now that I'm older, here's what I missed and how I see it now. There's no universal recipe for life — only broad guidelines. Think of me as pointing at the highway; I can't drive your car or pick your lane. That's on you. When you're young, you usually have no real knowledge, no skills, no clear path. But you do have time, energy, and the ability to bounce back fast from failure. If you go to university, great — it's a safety net, and if you already know you want to be a doctor or lawyer, it's a no-brainer. If you don't, you get a job. And here's the key: your first job, second, even third doesn't define your whole career. Each is a stepping stone. Sales teaches you to sell. Management teaches you to lead. Copywriting teaches you to write. Years later, those combine into something you couldn't have planned — maybe a company teaching people to write and sell their books. See the point? Every period of your life isn't the end — it's a brick in the foundation of a bigger life ahead. Don't be a perfectionist like I was, trying to figure it all out from day one. You're young; you don't have the experience yet, and you only get it by going through things. Keep your head up. Be brave. A quick model I found in a Chinese textbook: there are four types of people by when their potential peaks — early (athletes, mathematicians), mid-life, later (intellectuals who need years to accumulate knowledge), and the rare few who grind nonstop from birth. But here's the part that matters most: none of this is deterministic. Not peaking young doesn't doom you. Not peaking in midlife doesn't make you a failure in old age. No, no, no. At any point, you can change — if you simply decide. That's the whole trap of perfectionism: believing the window already closed. Now, some math. You've heard of the 10,000-hour rule — here's what it actually costs: 100 hours takes about 3 months at 1 hour a day, or just 3 weeks at 4 hours a day. 1,000 hours runs roughly 2.7 years at 1 hour a day — down to about 8 months at 4 hours a day. 2,000 hours is around 5.5 years at 1 hour a day, or about 1.4 years at 4 hours a day. And the famous 10,000 hours? Roughly 27 years at 1 hour a day — but only about 9 years at 3 hours, or 6.8 years at 4 hours a day. And did you know just 20 hours of fully focused practice can put you ahead of 80% of people in almost any field? Want to master something? Put in the hours. Michael Phelps trained daily for five years; Steve Jobs worked 16–18 hour days to launch his company. Extreme, sure — but nothing gets built without effort. Still, that's not the real problem. The real problem is impatience: when you're young, it feels like time is running out, and you want to nail it on the first try. You won't — and you don't need to. Trying different things from 20 to 30 is how you discover yourself. And you can find your purpose at 30, 40, or later too. So forget everything else I said and keep this: treat every job, moment, and experience as something moving you toward something greater. Robert Greene dreamed of writing, was rejected in his 20s, traveled, and worked countless jobs — and that seemingly lost journey became the foundation for bestseller after bestseller. Your lost years aren't wasted. They're the foundation. Keep your eyes open, stay patient, and you'll thrive. All the best.

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  🅰️🐝👀🍆 (@CAndrewoke) reported 3 minutes ago

  Damn I don’t want to be a negative Nancy on Reddit but this Tame Impala tour is legitimately such a letdown from a production standpoint compared to The Slow Rush tour

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  ᥫ᭡ (@dollyayesha) reported 6 minutes ago

  I think Reddit is down

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  M (@byulyisupremacy) reported 8 minutes ago

  i will not introduce my 70 year old dad to reddit. no ******* way, he would go down all the wrong rabbit holes. it would br this household's downfall fr

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 8 minutes ago

  Founders treat reddit like a billboard. It's a dinner party. I've used it to pull 300k+ views and flood a founder's DMs without posting a single link. Here's the exact system, steal it: ➤ Step 1. Find 3 subreddits where your buyers complain, not where founders hang out. If you sell to accountants, r/accounting beats r/saas every time. ➤ Step 2. Lurk for a week. Save every post where someone describes the problem you solve. Note the exact words they use. That's your copy bank. ➤ Step 3. Write one post per week in confession format: "I wasted [time/money] doing [mistake]. Here's what i'd do differently." Real numbers in the title. One admitted mistake in the first 3 lines. The full playbook in the body. zero links. ➤ Step 4. Answer every comment within the first 2 hours. Depth of comments matters more than upvotes. ➤ Step 5. When someone asks "what do you use for this?" (they will), answer honestly and mention your product like it's a detail, not a destination. Reddit removes ads and pins lessons. Be the lesson. If you run this for 30 days and nothing moves, your positioning is the problem, not the channel. That's a different fix.

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  App Launcher (@AppLauncher_App) reported 9 minutes ago

  @jojovi_vera First users almost always come from places you were already spending time. Reddit threads answering questions in your niche, DMs to people who tweeted the problem, small Discords. Trick is being useful before you have anything to pitch.

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  FigureGunplaFan 🇲🇾 (FGF) (@FigureGunplaFan) reported 10 minutes ago

  @StarDSaber 1. I’ve actually seen his comments on Reddit regarding modern CHUG collections, where he breaks down his rankings from good to bad depending on the specific figure he bought. Cont. on reply:

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  RyanCLea (@lea_3451) reported 16 minutes ago

  @taybiIIionaire @Valistryingg Or her lawyers need to go after Reddit altogether but they are also protected by those same dumbass laws. But maybe going after them as a whole would get them to shut those groups down and have specific users banned

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  tp53 🍊🥕🦪🥩🥛☕ (@tp53guardian) reported 17 minutes ago

  I had neuropathy damage from cipro and used benfothiamine (300mg - 600mg) and high dose magnesium citrate (600-900mg spread across 3 doses) to help repair the damage. even when the magnesium dose came down , my urine smelled off and it was cloudy. like extremely cloudy. but it would be for one bathroom trip, then fine for the rest of the day . next day it would repeat. it was made worse by coffee the next day. if I skipped a B1 dose it wouldn't be cloudy. had urinalysis done and I was all clear there . even if I skipped magnesium and just did B1 I had the same issue there's some reddit threads showing similar result for others. I'm guessing it increases phosphate handling

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  Scoob The Thinker 🕊🫶 (@scoobthethinker) reported 17 minutes ago

  @HarryRobertsi "I went to a pride parade with a bigoted sign in order to try and agitate people and they were mean to me, i'm the victim". You have the mental capacity of an edgy, fifteen year old on reddit.

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  Zafuul The Gray 🝎 (@ZafuulGray) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation He even explained that he only witnessed the issue once and went straight to reddit without even trying to find out what was wrong with his Steam Machine. Typical Reddit behavior.

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  Sem 🧽 (@SemithePhantom) reported 19 minutes ago

  @GEL364000435200 @MayeKeIIburn @alleyrat0 reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Threadmiser (@darklordobunnys) reported 22 minutes ago

  @DelicateSwarm @HMBohemond Salamanders & Space Wolves get Flanderized IMO. Reddit isn't *wholly* responsible, but there's definitely some problems with the codices that spawn entirely out of loud fandom ****.