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In theory we're all built for it genetically. If your New Years resolution was to pull off a persistence hunt how long do you think you would have to train to pull it off? What month would it be when you did it? What game would you pick?
Since you’re interested in this, another book I’ll recommend is Born to Run. It’s a great story, not just interesting subject matter.
I’d pick a fall month (it’s not a coincidence that so many marathons are scheduled in the fall); train hard all spring/summer, then when it starts to cool off I’ll go get my beast. Not sure which one though.
We could do a movie marathon in the winter!
I have this theory that unemployed, homeless drug addicts are basically modern-day hunter/gatherers.
It's not a theory.
They're also vandals and litter. I'm always cleaning up around the Windsor Media Centre downtown.
I wonder if they had better drugs (mushrooms, peyote, etc.) they might be able to heal their trauma that keeps themselves enslaved by their escapes.
I don't know enough about the hard stuff, but from what I gather, coke is a better high and healthier than meth (at worst up for days rather than weeks), yet that's not what junkies do as much, if I'm not mistaken.
I've had some shrooms kicking around for almost a few years. Maybe I should microdose today at work (drilling, screwing, painting).
"We're" = we were. Once upon a time.
I might have been capable when I was 32-37.