Cure to an Everlasting Ailment

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For decades, curious bystanders have pondered an age old question. It has plagued the likes of those who have thus surpassed the highest echelon of technical expertise, in fields similar to the likes of computer science, physics, & even classical literature.

Hundreds of men & women have died vying for a proper solution. Millions have lost entire hours searching for the much anticipated cure to this vapid ailment.

The disease affects those with the most desire to improve.


Check out the NPM website: https://www.npmjs.com/

Why care about NPM?

NPM, or Node Package Manager, is the default package manager utilized by the infamous Node.js runtime environment for JavaScript.

Instead of downloading packages directly & placing them into your Node.js source directory while writing a bunch of quirky import statements, you can simply:

  • Run npm install PACKAGE_NAME to add the package to the /node_modules directory
  • Add import VAR_NAME from 'PACKAGE_NAME'; to your source
  • Utilize the package with the defined variable name, such as example() or example.includedFunction()

The vast majority of JS developers utilize NPM, or its faster kin Yarn, to install their packages in minutes.

If you’re looking to open-source…


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This is an article written for people with lives that have been hard from a social context. It’s for those who have faced near constant rejection. The people who can’t connect with anyone. We are the outcasts of our own society.

Why don’t people like you?

There’s a large number of reasons, here’s a few:

  • More physically unattractive than average
  • Smarter than most people
  • More emotionally sensitive than most
  • Have really big feet relative to our body, like I’m talking size 16 men’s shoes
  • Excessive flatulence
  • More physically attractive than average
  • Less intelligent than most people
  • Have really tiny feet, so much so that your…


Thoughts on how to live a life

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Why live? What’s it for?

It’s an emotional decision, to be completely honest. Most of you who are reading this likely have some aversion to death. You may create an overly rational explanation of this aversion to allow yourself to feel grounded, to feel less “insane.”

You probably turn away from the inkling of an idea in the back of your head that you may be totally insignificant, even if you were to suffer at maximum potential for an infinite amount of time. The truth is, suffering or happiness may not matter at all. …


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You see someone you love. They once loved you too.

You miss the emotion. You may never feel it again. At least, for a passing moment in time, you knew what it was like to care about someone regardless of what occurs.

For those spare moments, you did not care about judgement. You try to describe what you felt incessantly, forever pondering the meaning of this thing you can’t describe.

That’s the key, the final key, or at least the keyhole that unlocks the key itself. Describe what you felt and how you felt it, and love will be within your grasp, your world changed forever.

Soon you think about…

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