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confidence - mega high
love for all of mankind - mega high
poker game - improved greatly
empathy levels - higher than ever
patience - off the charts
ability to hold many floating thoughts together in suspension - higher
ability to play backgammon has improved
it is truly amazing. i have been DESTROYING them in cards since the enduro challenge. here's my racquetball scores against a guy i never got more than 7 or 8 points:
15 - 11 him
15 - 13 him
15 - 12 me!!!
i beat him, and before i beat him, i told him that this was the game where it would all change.
i now officially have DTP -- defocused temporal perception. i can see 2 to 4 seconds into the future. Half-kidding here, but it seems true to me. i feel like kung fu. i walk with excellent posture effortlessly.
i am hungry for everything now. At the gym, i don't want to stop. i schedule for 24 mins on Stairmaster, i go 40. i am a cyborg of unlimited potential and more human than ever before. it is great.
This week i saw the new karate kid. had i seen this movie a month ago, i might have slightly teared up at the appropriate moment. now, the newly improved, sensitive-yet-strong phil teared up and cried over 4 times!!!
if i were a shrink and had a depressed patient, i would heavily encourage him to stay awake for 5 days. nothing else i have ever done in my life comes close to what i have been living and feeling over the past two weeks. i submit to the universe.
i will the effects from this enduro experience to stay with me till i die. it would be the greatest gift the universe could hand me next to immortality, but i have more or less given up on that which is a shame as i think i would get great value out of it.
anyway buddy, stay well, cheers and do yourself a favor. Stay awake somehow for 5 days. it is magic. truly magic!
Cuckoo! But funny cuckoo, no?
3 comments:
Kind of a strange dude. Seems like he and Jennifer Tilly are a perfect match. A luuv match, now that I think about it.
Funny koo-koo, you're right.
Clearly a mind-altering event for Phil. Glad it worked out for him. I've heard stories of people dying because of a lack of sleep.
Phil is a very affable guy that doesnt seem to take life too seriously. He set a record and raised money for a good cause in the process. Glad to see he just won his first bracelet!
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