I take the optimization of happy conscious states as an axiomatic moral good, so if getting out of bed will make myself and/or others happier in the long run, I see no reason not to do it.
More practically I think the five second rule combined with meditation, good sleeping habits and a morning routine is very helpful.
Originally posted by Lord LucienI do believe he's very uncoordinated and extremely clumsy. His internet status is what he continues to brag to his mother about. He also seems to be happy giving others what they want aka an unapologetic cuck.
5 second rule is a myth, the food gets contaminated instantly. Weird that you live by it though. Do you usually eat stuff off the ground? Do you drop alot of stuff?
Originally posted by Lord Lucien
5 second rule is a myth, the food gets contaminated instantly. Weird that you live by it though. Do you usually eat stuff off the ground? Do you drop alot of stuff?
For any readers and in the case that you're being serious, I linked to a different five second rule about how to get yourself to do something, not the food-on-the-ground one.
EDIT: also sufficient exposure to sunlight.
Re: What gets you out of bed in the morning?
Originally posted by ILS
This isn't so much asking what you think the meaning of life is, although it's related. But what is your reason for living? Why do you do the things you do? Do you even think about it? You even need a reason? Is there a grand purpose in mind?
What gets me out of bed in the morning? Why that is very simple. The desire to get back in again after taking a good long morning shit and a piss.