Less is more.

>>33351302 (OP)
see you tomorrow faggot, you cant escape this place.

>>33351311
So see you next time trying to help people get a fix for a problem?

>>33351330
You seem like a narcissist

>>33351330
no one cares about your unstated problem. this board actually works if you lay out your problem in a nuts and bults way.

>>33351334
I don't believe I'm trying to be that. Had you read what I said, it could help.

>>33351341
It's not an unstated problem. I just tell people, less is more. Why waste doing more than what is necessary when sometimes the simplest solution is the best one.

>>33351356
that isnt a question. you are not stating a problem. KYS

>>33351367
Sir, are you doing okay?

>>33351368
yes, you are on the advice board. state a question or get deleted for spam.
what are you looking for help on?

>>33351374
So if it is an advice board, can I make posts giving advice instead of asking for advice?

>>33351375
you can, but you said
> its not an unstated problem.
lets forget that. if you are giving advice, ill ask you something.
when will you KYS?

>>33351433
When you do it yourself.

>>33351439
less is more as you say, i'm out one is more than enough.

>>33351302 (OP)
Yeah
>>33351374
I actually think Zach is on to something with this. People should be able to give and defend advice. It would refine advice over time.

>>33351455
than that should be on a specific thread about a specific issue, a give advice general, or a ask me for any advice thread. just a random slogan is spam.

>>33351458
People give advice they they to take, they wish they took, or that they usually take. Giving advice is more therapeutic and self-revealing than getting advice. It can also give other anons a chance to critique or set other anons on a better course than they are aware they can take. Also theoretically if we all posted these more then eventually viral memes of life advice would develop. This thread is about minimalism.
>>33351302 (OP)
Iron man me on why maximalism isn't perfect

>>33351458 #
People give advice they need to take, that they wish they took, or that they usually take. Giving advice is more therapeutic and self-revealing than asking for advice often. It can also give other anons a chance to critique or set other anons on a better course than they are aware they can take. Also theoretically if we all posted these more then eventually viral memes of life advice would develop. This thread is about minimalism.
>>33351302 (OP) (OP) #
Iron man me on why maximalism isn't perfect

>>33351302 (OP)

>>33351302 (OP)
Yeah nigga, epictetus said this shit 2000 years ago