The Book Of Questions #170

Keep it. None of the other stuff matters. I would keep it. Someone walking around with $5,000 and then drops it is going to be OK.

Further, I try to live my life such that my wealth spread. If I have 5,000 new dollars, in some way others will benefit.

What gets lost in these types of questions is how much dumb luck plays a part in most people's wealth. You found a wallet. Someone else was born a straight white male. Someone else knows the guy who knows the guy.

Now, these situations do not preclude "paying it forward". But seldom is the question asked of them, what would you do if you found a wallet full of privilege.

The Book Of Questions #118

I count on it. I encourage them to. Why aren't they? Are you saying they're not? What's the point in having friends if they don't? Geez, people, you're only making it worse by not saying!

“out of the window”

Yes, I'm a little jealous of Richard Russell. I hate to admit it. I'd, of course, planned to be more subtle. so much so as to leave it a question what even happened. But, damn! This guy! This guy lived his choice spectacularly. And there's the lesson. When you've accepted your control of your death, live your control of your life. And always be prepared to exit.

doghair

The next weekend is the only cure for post party depression.

The Book Of Questions #202

Quid est veritas?

Perjury is the offense of willfully telling an untruth in a court after having taken an oath or affirmation. So if I say my friend was driving carefully, do you know that I know the meaning of careful? Do we agree on that definition?