And I still am, but not as much.
How do I know this? Because I can compare my behavior now with what it used to be. And I can see I am smarter than I used to be. Not a lot smarter, but smarter.
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- I was once a Silicon Valley techie, I now live on my Social Security in a beautiful valley in Costa Rica.
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