Reading Atomic Habits.

4/12/2021

Atomic Habits, 

Huh, 

the linear scale is useless considering our manifestations, existence,  and the universal phenomena of the Big Bang was a massive explosion at a random point releasing unlimited energy. It never went like, today the atom will combine and form its compound and the second day it'll be exponentially multiplied,

instead, it just happened all at once.

It's called the 'Big Bang' for a reason. It's fucking fascinating.

While I appreciate reading the same concept the zillionth time, I have to admit, the new, personal and scientific and philosophical details are the real pleasures of the book. 

I was preaching the chunking process and the little by little bit-by-bit slow and steady to my so-called friends, who were, in need of therapy for procrastination and lazy ass playing videogames and spending 5 hours on Instagram in a day.

Now, I, ironically, also egotistically as I'm typing this, needed therapy because my lazy ass won't get off of Reddit for a minute. And I still can't. 

20 pages into the book, I'm somewhat hooked.

Maybe it's also because of my lack of non-fictional reading for 4 months.

Mr James Clear did his research, hypothetical applause for him.

Now I won't have to surf the internet for more self-development content.

(I've been studying the art of self-development since 2019, yes, you heard me, studying because It's something I have to learn before I can write a book and gain royalty, teaching your friends morally doesn't help also because they don't value it while it's free, so the economical strategy, you don't give it, 'you sell it.')

Now back to Pranati's log of GoodReads,

I think that the genre science and science-fiction go hand in hand together.

Atomic Habits, being the science here, and Fahrenheit 451, being the science fiction here. Now you know what I'm reading.

I'm going to shed a tear (hypothetically) on the other kind of science I have to read, no sorry, 'study' is the fucked up social science of Geography.

I don't appreciate it but I have to because it's my next exam.

Readers, thank you for reading my personal opinions which by the way is utter nonsense, but as I said, the details are the real pleasure.

Pranati Pathak.