[soup]

This is great. Essentially you can increase your life by doing things that are novel and cool. Maybe this helps to explain why we are constantly searching out new pussy; it gives us a feeling having a longer life. And then when that gets boring, you can do an LTR. When that gets boring, you can mix the two. Just keep trying out different game.

A friend of mine says that all he cares about is that he doesn't get stuck in patterns. If you get stuck in a pattern, your life will seem to go by much more quickly.

[JayD]

Read the Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle.

[Young T.R.]

I think my life was just changed.

[Vitriol]

"Over thinking, over analyzing, separates my body from my mind"

[Hoodlum]

Not watched the video, but from my own experience, there is nothing like endless routine to make your life blur. When you look back over the course of years gone past, and there is nothing to differentiate one day from another in your mind, it all turns into one endless drudge and flies past you. The more different, varied activities you partake of, the more vivid and colourful your memories, the longer the passage of time feels.

[Parlay44]

Relevant

[Gmac]

Cashback was a good one:

http://www.1channel.ch/watch-16853-Cashback

[Frontenac]

Interesting video. Everyone has always known it's important to try new things, but this gives it a scientific basis.
In terms of remembering stuff and creating memories, I've always thought that doing things alone, like seeing a ball game, or taking a weekend trip to somewhere new, makes the memory more significant because you're the only one who experienced is, and thus it is unique.