How About Tomorrow?
Being a Great Person, Adam's Diagnosis, LinkedIn Parents, and AI Money
Mon, 27 Jan 2025
Adam discusses a bipolar diagnosis, do we want to be great people, therapy and therapists who help therapists with therapy, inauguration thoughts, the Stargate announcement, money invested in AI, and LinkedIn parenting quotes.Links:Peer Support: A Safe SpaceRichard FeynmanDeepSeekGoogle Quantum AISponsor: Terminal now offers a monthly box called Cron.Want to carry on the conversation? Join us in Discord. Or send us an email at sliceoffalittlepieceofbacon@tomorrow.fm.Topics:(00:00) - Guess who has to pee? (00:27) - Bipolar musings (09:32) - Do you want to be a great person? (13:26) - Could you be bipolar? (17:16) - Who therapies the therapists? (22:18) - Watching the inauguration (30:46) - The Stargate announcement (38:30) - The AI landscape (50:32) - Are we living in the craziest time? (55:23) - Having kids ★ Support this podcast ★
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I gotta pee. Ooh. The sounds you make when you gotta pee. Oh my God. How's the nanny?
Fantastic. It's actually a team. We have a small team of nannies. We have two. OK, so one one of them can't do enough of the hours. So we found somebody who does want more hours. So we're kind of shifting the one into more of a babysitter ad hoc role and the other into the full time nanny. Anyway, it's yeah. It's a group effort. We have special needs children. Literally.
But in the other way, I could mean that, I guess. I don't know. Yeah.
You're also special. You're also special needs.
I'm also special needs. Okay, yeah. Let's talk about that. I'm bipolar, which I think I knew. I even found a tweet where I tweeted something about hypomania. probably talked about on this podcast. My memory is very obvious. It's very obvious. Yeah. In retrospect, I should have always known.
But the thing that's not obvious or the thing that I'm now that I actually have the official you are bipolar diagnosis is
it's not obvious how life should work or how i should be like i enjoy being manic or hypomanic i'm not sure that i'm actually manic i'm just new to the bipolar reddit uh i'm catching up to speed it turns out lots of people that have lots of similar life experiences that's the great part about diagnosis is i never would have thought to look up like a community of people with bipolar and like what do they have to say about things
And it's amazing just immediately how many threads on Reddit I've read that I'm like, wow, that is so nice to see I am not just weird or whatever. Like there are people who have navigated this and found good solutions. So the main, the crux of the problem is,
if I were a single man and I didn't have a family and I just was a lone wolf, like I seem to want to be at times, like I, I tend toward lone wolfness, just very isolated. I enjoy autonomy. I don't seem to need people. Uh, if I were that person, I would just be manic all the time. And that, because it feels amazing. I mean, it is a high and I,
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