Why Is Society So Anti-Man in 2025?

 

In 2025, being a man feels like walking a tightrope over a pit of societal scorn. 

Every step is scrutinized, every misstep magnified. 

The question isn't just rhetorical anymore—why does it seem like society is so anti-man?

1. The Erosion of Traditional Male Roles

Once, men found identity in roles as providers and protectors. Today, those roles are often dismissed or deemed obsolete. 

The shift towards a service-oriented economy has left many men, especially those without higher education, feeling displaced and undervalued. 

This economic transformation has contributed to a crisis of purpose among men, leading to feelings of alienation and resentment.

2. Media Portrayals and Social Narratives

Modern media often portrays men as either bumbling fools or oppressive figures. 

This one-dimensional depiction ignores the complexity of male experiences and contributes to a societal narrative that men are inherently problematic. 

Such portrayals can erode self-esteem and discourage men from expressing vulnerability or seeking help.

3. Educational Disparities

Boys are falling behind in education, with lower graduation rates and academic achievement compared to girls. 

Despite this, educational initiatives often focus on empowering girls, leaving boys without adequate support. 

This neglect can lead to long-term socioeconomic disadvantages for men.

4. The Loneliness Epidemic No One Wants to Talk About

Let’s cut the crap—men are lonely. 

Not the “I could use a beer” kind of lonely. The “I haven’t had a real, soul-level conversation in years” kind. 

In 2025, male friendship is dying a quiet, brutal death. 

Most men over 30 can’t name a single person they’d call at 2 a.m. when life falls apart.

Why? Because society taught men that close male bonds are suspect. 

And now? You’ve got millions of men with high-speed internet, gym memberships, and absolutely no one who truly knows them.

This isn’t just sad—it’s lethal. 

Studies have linked loneliness to increased mortality, depression, substance abuse, and yes, suicide. 

But where are the public campaigns urging men to build real friendships? 

Where’s the cultural permission for men to say, “I’m f***ing lonely”?

Nowhere. 

Because being lonely is unmanly. And that silent belief is killing more men than ever before.

5. Legal and Institutional Biases

In areas like family law, men often face systemic biases, such as assumptions favoring mothers in custody battles. 

Additionally, men entering traditionally female-dominated professions like nursing or early education may encounter skepticism or discrimination, deterring them from these fields.

Call to Action

It's time to challenge the narratives and structures that marginalize men. 

We must advocate for balanced representations in media, equitable educational support, accessible mental health resources, and fair legal treatment. 

By acknowledging and addressing these issues, we can foster a society that values and supports all individuals, regardless of gender.

What Would Marcus Aurelius Think of Our Dumpster Fire World in 2025?

Imagine dragging one of the most disciplined minds in human history through a TikTok wormhole, a 24-hour outrage cycle, and a world where "influencer" is considered a career. 

Would he nod in stoic acceptance—or would he slam his sword into the nearest LED billboard?

Let’s be real: if Marcus Aurelius could see us now, he wouldn’t be calmly scribbling meditations. 

He’d shake his head like a disappointed father whose kid decided to join a circus instead of the family business.

So let’s dive in: What would the last good emperor think of the chaos we’ve marinated ourselves in?

1. We Worship Bread and Circuses—And Pretend It's Progress

Marcus warned us: “Do not waste what remains of your life in speculating about others." 

Yet here we are, faces buried in screens, drooling over gossip, celebrity scandals, and manufactured outrage.

The Romans had gladiators and public executions; we have reality TV and Twitter mobs. 

The tools have changed. The rot hasn't.

Marcus would recognize this instantly: distraction masquerading as culture.

Instead of philosophy, we binge on dopamine. Instead of building virtue, we build Instagram followers.

He’d be brutal about it: You are slaves to your appetites and call it freedom. You are entertained to death.

2. We’ve Confused Comfort With Virtue

Marcus Aurelius was emperor of the known world, and he slept on a hard bed and ate simple food. 

He practiced hardship to stay sharp.

Meanwhile, in 2025, we panic if DoorDash is late. 

We measure our worth in likes, followers, and the size of our Uber Eats receipts.

We don't practice resilience. We practice avoiding anything uncomfortable at all costs.

Marcus would see through this faster than you can say "safe space."

Example:

Where we think "mental health" often means "avoiding hard truths," Marcus would call for true inner strength: confronting reality, not running from it.

“You don't build a strong mind," he would say, "by shielding it from struggle. You build it by stepping into the damn fire."

3. We Have Endless Opinions and Zero Discipline

Marcus Aurelius kept journals—not to show off, but to fight against his own ego.

Meanwhile, we blast our half-baked opinions onto the internet at light speed and call it bravery.

• Everyone has a “hot take.”

• Nobody has patience, mastery, or self-restraint.

• Everyone's an "expert" after reading two headlines.

Marcus would stare at the endless online arguments about things nobody understands and ask:

"If you have no power over yourself, what business do you have judging the world?"

Example:

Imagine Marcus watching a Twitter spat between two armchair economists debating Bitcoin regulation. His only response would probably be a very long, disappointed silence.

4. We’ve Replaced Wisdom With Victimhood

Marcus faced plagues, wars, betrayals—and he didn’t whine.

He didn't tweet out cryptic complaints about being "unseen" or demand the Senate validate his trauma.

He swallowed his pain, learned from it, and moved forward. 

Like a soldier.

In 2025, victimhood is a currency. 

The more broken you are, the more you get to scream at the world for not coddling you hard enough.

Marcus would be savage about this:

"You believe your suffering makes you special. But suffering is the default setting of human life. It’s what you do after suffering that defines you."

5. We’ve Forgotten Death

Memento Mori. Remember, you will die.

Marcus lived every day knowing it could be his last.
We live as if we're immortal, arguing over nonsense, hoarding junk we don’t need, wasting years binge-watching content that will be forgotten by next Tuesday.

He would remind us:

"You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do, say, and think."

Instead of facing mortality with courage, we dodge it with distractions—plastic surgery, endless consumerism, and pretending that getting "older" is a disease instead of an honor.

Example:

Imagine Marcus seeing an ad for "anti-aging" creams or VR immortality. 

He would laugh, hard.

"You can cover your wrinkles, but you can't cover your cowardice toward death," he might say.

Final Thought: Would Marcus Give Up On Us?

No.

That’s the beautiful tragedy of real philosophy.

Marcus wouldn’t rage-quit humanity like a Reddit moderator having a bad day.

He would lead by example.

He would live simply, act justly, speak honestly, and remind us—one grueling step at a time—what it means to be human.

But he wouldn’t sugarcoat it either.
He'd tell us we're soft, addicted, distracted, and morally lazy.

And then he’d tell us to get our shit together.
Because life is short. And it’s slipping through our fingers while we argue about brunch.

Call To Action:

Ask yourself today:

Would Marcus Aurelius be proud of how you lived this morning?

Would he nod at your actions—or would he quietly turn away?

Write it down. 

Own it. 

Change it.

Because in the end, nobody's coming to save you. 

You either build yourself, or you rot. 

The choice is yours.

 

Democracy vs. Republic: Why Most People Are Too Clueless to Know the Difference — And Why It Matters Now More Than Ever

 

Let’s get one thing straight: most people who scream about “saving democracy” couldn’t explain what it is if their TikTok clout depended on it. 

And those who swear we’re a “republic, not a democracy” sound like they just regurgitated a quote from their high school civics class without bothering to dig deeper.

Newsflash: It’s 2025. 

Civilization is running on AI, disinformation spreads faster than the flu, and if you don’t know the difference between a democracy and a republic, you’re not just uninformed — you’re a liability to freedom itself.

Let’s break this down with no sugar-coating, no fluff. Just the gritty, uncomfortable truth.

Democracy: The Mob with Wi-Fi

At its core, democracy is ruled by the people. Sounds noble, right? Cue the patriotic music. But here’s the problem: people, en masse, are emotional, reactionary, and lazy thinkers. 

Give them a hot-button issue, a few meme-worthy headlines, and they’ll vote for whatever makes them feel righteous in the moment.

Democracy, unchecked, is just mob rule with ballots. It’s two wolves and a sheep voting on dinner.

Look around: social media has turned the average voter into a dopamine junkie. 

They don’t read policy. They read tweets. They don’t research bills. They follow influencers. In a pure democracy, whoever screams the loudest wins. 

That’s not freedom — that’s a circus.

Example: Remember when a bunch of people on Reddit pumped a dying stock (GameStop) just to stick it to Wall Street? That’s democracy in action — a decentralized flash mob that can be brilliant one second and batsh*t the next.

Republic: The Guardrails Against Idiocy

Now let’s talk Republic. A republic is what happens when a civilization wises the hell up and says, “Hey, maybe we shouldn’t let every decision be based on mob emotion. Let’s build a system with laws, checks, balances, and constitutional boundaries.”

In a republic, we elect people to represent us — ideally ones who aren’t complete morons — and we give them rules they can’t just override because a hashtag is trending.

Key difference? In a republic, rights are protected even if the majority wants to take them away. In a democracy, rights are negotiable depending on the mood of the mob that day.

Example: Free speech. In a republic, you can’t outlaw someone’s opinion just because you’re offended. 

In a democracy? The majority could vote that opinion out of existence if enough people find it “problematic.”

Sound familiar? It should. Because we’re inching dangerously close to that line.

The Problem in 2025: Everyone Thinks They're Smarter Than the System

The internet gave everyone a voice, and now nobody wants to shut up. 

Every idiot with a keyboard thinks they should have an equal say in how society functions — whether or not they’ve read a single goddamn law.

Democracy thrives on participation. But without education, it collapses into chaos.

A Republic demands responsibility. It demands long-term thinking. 

It demands that you respect rules, even when they go against your personal feelings. 

But in today’s culture of instant gratification and weaponized emotion, that’s a hard sell.

We want results now. 

We want justice now. 

We want someone to blame now. 

That’s the death of both democracy and the republic — because neither was built for impatience.

The Founders Knew This Would Happen (And You Should Too)

Let’s not romanticize the Founding Fathers — they were flawed, elitist, and power-hungry in their own ways. 

But they were also visionaries. 

They built a republic because they knew democracy was a ticking time bomb if left unchecked.

James Madison literally warned us in the Federalist Papers: democracies implode when people realize they can vote themselves handouts and crush dissent.

So why are we surprised in 2025 that society feels unstable? 

We let TikTok influencers dictate ethics. 

We let partisan media tell us what the truth is. And we mistake outrage for activism.

So What Do We Do?

Simple: stop being stupid. Harsh? Sure. But necessary.

• Read the Constitution. Like, actually read it.

• Understand your rights. Don’t just post about them when your side’s losing.

• Educate your damn self. Stop expecting politicians, celebrities, or algorithms to do your thinking.

• Call out BS — even from your own side. Especially from your own side.

We can’t save a system we don’t understand. 

And we sure as hell can’t fix a republic by turning it into an emotional, knee-jerk democracy every time we feel offended or scared.

Final Thought: Know What You're Defending Before You March

Everyone’s screaming about defending democracy or restoring the republic. 

But most of them are defending a vibe, not a structure. 

A feeling, not a philosophy.

If you don’t know the difference between the two, you’re not defending freedom — you’re just echoing noise. 

And in 2025, noise is the easiest thing to manufacture.

Call to Action:

Want to be dangerous in a good way? 

• Learn what a republic is. 
• Learn how your rights are protected. 
• Learn how to think critically, not just loudly. 

Share this post. 

Argue about it. 

Print it out and slap it on your fridge. 

Because if we don’t wise up now, the future’s going to be written by the loudest, not the smartest.

And trust me, that’s not a future you want to live in.

Mental Weakness Is the New Pandemic: Why 2025 Looks Like a Spiritual Collapse in Designer Sneakers

We’re living in the age of infinite information and zero backbone. A time where people have access to more wisdom than any civilization in history, yet break down over unread DMs and slow Wi-Fi.

Mental weakness in 2025 isn’t a glitch in the system. 

It is the system. 

And if you’re not pissed off, numb, or questioning reality, then congratulations — you’re either lying to yourself or too medicated to notice.

Let’s talk about why people are mentally falling apart — and why no amount of therapy-speak or soy lattes is going to fix it until we face the brutal truth.

1. We Mistook Comfort for Freedom

We’ve been sold a lie: that comfort equals happiness. 

A temperature-controlled life, food delivery apps, and dopamine on tap would strengthen us. 

It didn’t. It made us soft.

We’ve eradicated most real threats, and in doing so, created a generation allergic to hardship. 

People now call discomfort “trauma,” and differing opinions “violence.” 

The modern world hasn’t made us safer — it’s made us hypersensitive, paranoid, and weak.

Look around. 

We’re surrounded by grown-ass adults having meltdowns over mean tweets. 

Imagine explaining this to your grandfather, who stormed beaches with bullets flying overhead.

We used to build empires. Now we construct excuses.

2. The Cult of Victimhood Pays in Likes

Here’s a dirty secret: victimhood is currency now. 

The more broken you are, the more social capital you earn. 

If you’re not struggling, people think you’re either a liar or a narcissist. 

So we perform weakness — publicly, loudly, and often.

Mental health used to be about resilience. 

Now it’s about branding. 

You slap a sob story on Instagram, slap a mental illness label on it, and watch the sympathy roll in. 

And hey, we all want to feel seen. But we’ve turned pain into performance art.

True strength is silent. It’s gritty. It’s boring. 

You don’t get applause for grinding your way through hard days. 

You get results. 

But results don’t go viral. Tears do.

3. We Don’t Know Who the Hell We Are Anymore

Identity has become cosplay. 

People wear beliefs like fashion trends — something to show off for the algorithm. 

One week, it’s hustle culture. 

Next, it’s self-care and moon water.

Nobody stands for anything anymore. 

Why? Because standing for something requires conviction, sacrifice, and risk. And that’s terrifying to a society trained to equate friction with failure.

We’ve replaced real values with curated aesthetics. 

You’re not a thinker — you’re a profile. 

And profiles don’t fight for anything. 

They just optimize for engagement.

4. We Outsourced Our Souls to Machines

You don’t think. 

Your feed does. 

You don’t feel. 

Your screen tells you how.

AI now writes our content, curates our news, tells us what to buy, what to fear, and what to worship. 

We’re not living — we’re reacting. 

Reacting to machines trained to exploit every inch of our brains for profit.

People in 2025 don’t lack intelligence. 

They lack sovereignty. 

Their minds are leased out to whatever app screams the loudest. 

And when you give up your attention, you give up your agency.

We’ve created a world where the average person can’t sit in silence for more than 30 seconds without reaching for a hit of digital heroin. 

That’s not freedom — that’s slavery in disguise.

5. We've Replaced Purpose with Pleasure

Here’s the deepest cut: most people today have no sense of purpose. 

And that’s why they’re mentally crumbling.

We weren’t built for lives of scrolling and snacking. 

We were built for war, for love, for survival, for meaning. 

Strip those away, and you get what we have now — overfed, overstimulated zombies pretending everything’s fine while quietly breaking inside.

People aren’t mentally weak because they’re flawed. 

They’re mentally weak because they’ve been taught to chase comfort over character. 

Pleasure over principle. 

Distraction over discipline.

And the result? A society of adults who can't handle reality, so they drown it in TikTok, antidepressants, or another mindless day at the job they hate.

So, What the Hell Do We Do About It?

Stop pretending this is normal. It's not.

You don’t fix mental weakness with affirmations and avocado toast. 

You fix it by reclaiming your mind like your life depends on it — because it does.

Turn off the noise. 

Pick something hard and do it. 

Confront the truth, not the TikTok version of it. 

Stop waiting for someone to save you. No one’s coming. That’s the bad news.

The good news? You are enough. 

But only if you’re willing to bleed for it.

Call to Action:

If this post pissed you off — good. 

Sit with that. Ask yourself why.

If it lit a fire in your gut — even better. 

That’s your soul reminding you that you're still alive.

Now do something about it. 

Start small. Go outside. Lift something heavy. Read something real. Have a hard conversation. Turn your pain into discipline. 

Turn your anxiety into action.

The world doesn’t need more broken people. 

It needs warriors. 

Thinkers. 

Builders. 

Rebels. 

People who can stare into the abyss — and build a ladder.

So what are you going to be?

A ghost in the machine?

Or the one who rips the damn wires out?

Let me know what you decide to do. I'd love to hear about it.

 

COVID Didn't Just Kill — It Mentally Mutilated Us

 

The virus didn’t need a bullet. 

It came for our minds first — quietly, efficiently, and without remorse. 

And the craziest part? Most people still have no idea how deep the damage really goes.

Let’s drop the pleasantries. 

COVID didn’t just infect lungs and overrun hospitals. 

It shredded our mental fabric like a wolf through sheep. 

Everyone wants to move on, slap a rainbow sticker on their social feed, and pretend we "grew" from the experience.

Nah. Let’s get real. We didn’t just break — we bent into something unrecognizable.

Here are five brutally honest ways COVID screwed us up mentally. 

No sugar. No spin. Just the ugly truth most people are too scared to admit.

1. We Became Addicted to Doom

Fear was the drug. The news was the dealer. And we were junkies. 

During the peak of the pandemic, people weren’t just checking updates — they were obsessively doomscrolling through death tolls like it was their job.

Psychologically, this did more than spike anxiety. It rewired our threat response. 

We became hyper-aware of invisible dangers, suspicious of door handles, strangers, and even our own damn breath.

Now? We’re left with that same overactive fight-or-flight system. Like war vets, but without the battlefield honor — just bruised minds and social phobias.

2. We Forgot How to Be Human

Remember handshakes? Hugs? Eye contact that lasted more than two seconds without darting to the floor?

COVID made physical connection taboo. 

People started looking at each other like walking biohazards. Hell, kids grew up thinking faces only existed from the nose up. 

We taught an entire generation that proximity equals danger. That’s not just weird — it’s dangerous.

Social trust tanked. Suspicion skyrocketed. 

Everyone turned inward. We weren’t just isolating physically — we were mentally building bunkers. And now, even in crowded rooms, people feel alone as hell.

3. We Lost the Plot on Purpose

People stopped asking “Why?” and settled into “Whatever.”

Work? Pointless. Ambition? What for? Goals? Laughed off as pre-COVID relics.

COVID smacked the meaning out of our lives like a bar fight. 

And we let it. 

Days blurred into weeks. Time lost its teeth. 

And millions of people are still walking around mentally hungover from two years of existential fog.

Philosophers call it "nihilistic drift." Soldiers call it shell shock. 

In reality, it’s just a generation of people who woke up one day and realized they forgot what the hell they were fighting for.

4. We Became Slaves to Screens

Yeah, yeah, tech saved us. 

Zoom calls, remote work, virtual therapy — all great on paper. 

But let’s not pretend we didn’t become full-blown screen addicts. 

Kids lost years of real-world development. Adults replaced conversations with comment threads. 

Families shared meals while scrolling silently through the chaos.

We didn’t just adapt. We surrendered.

And the real price? 

A shattered attention span, fractured relationships, and a nervous system that’s now more responsive to notifications than human voices.

Let that sink in.

5. We Made Anxiety a Lifestyle

Before COVID, anxiety was a symptom. Now, it’s a culture.

We romanticized mental illness. 

We meme-ified trauma. 

Instead of healing, we branded our pain, packaged it, and turned it into personality. “I have anxiety” became shorthand for “I’m broken, and that’s just who I am now.”

And here’s the kicker: the more we normalized it, the less we tried to fix it.

COVID didn’t just traumatize us. It gave us an excuse to stay traumatized. And we ran with it.

So, What Now?

Here’s the inconvenient truth: we can’t blame the virus forever.

At some point, the mental carnage stops being COVID’s fault… and starts being our responsibility.

No one’s coming to rebuild your mental fortress for you. Not the government. Not your boss. Not your favorite influencer whispering “self-care” over lo-fi beats. 

It's on you.

Relearn human connection. 

Detox from your dopamine-drip devices. 

Fight for purpose, even if it’s small and stupid and only makes sense to you. 

Embrace discomfort. 

Stop worshiping victimhood. 

Build the damn muscle back.

Final Thought: You Survived the Virus. Now Survive the Fallout.

If you’re waiting to feel “normal” again — stop. 

Normal’s dead. 

The world changed. You did too. But the best warriors adapt, they don’t retreat.

This isn’t about bouncing back. It’s about coming back different — tougher, clearer, and less willing to be mentally hijacked by the next crisis.

Call to Action:

Take one small step today that your pre-COVID self would be proud of. 

Call someone instead of texting. 

Touch grass without filming it. 

Read something longer than a caption. 

Feel awkward on purpose. 

Reclaim the parts of yourself the pandemic tried to erase.

You were built for more than survival.

Now prove it.

AI and Crypto: The Ultimate Power Play for Traders Who Refuse to Lose

Crypto trading is a battlefield. 

It’s chaotic, ruthless, and punishes hesitation. 

What is the difference between winning and losing? Strategy. 

And let’s be real—humans suck at keeping emotions in check when the stakes are high. 

That’s where AI steps in, cutting through the noise, the fear, and the greed like a cold, calculating assassin.

So, if you’re still trading crypto the old-school way—glued to screens, biting your nails, making decisions on gut instinct—you’re already behind. 

AI isn’t the future of trading; it’s the present. 

And if you’re not using it, you’re fighting a gunfight with a butter knife.

Let’s talk about how AI can give you an edge in crypto trading and the killer strategies to make you money while you sleep.

AI Trading: The Brutal Efficiency Humans Can’t Match

Imagine a trader who never sleeps, never hesitates, never second-guesses. That’s AI. 

It scans markets in milliseconds, processes thousands of data points in real time, and executes trades before your human brain even processes the thought. 

AI eliminates the emotional baggage that destroys most traders—panic selling, FOMO buying, revenge trading. 

It’s pure, ruthless efficiency.

But here’s the kicker—AI isn’t just about speed. It’s about intelligence. It learns from market patterns, adapts, and refines its strategies. It doesn’t just react; it anticipates.

Here’s how AI can turn you from a crypto gambler into a strategic powerhouse:

1. AI-Powered Bots: Your 24/7 Money Machine

Crypto markets never sleep, and if you’re trading manually, you’re always missing opportunities. AI trading bots remove that limitation. 

These algorithms analyze real-time data, execute trades instantly, and adjust strategies on the fly.

Example: Platforms like 3Commas, Cryptohopper, and Pionex allow you to automate trading based on technical indicators. 

You set the rules; the bot executes with precision. 

No hesitation. No emotion. Just results.

If you’re not using bots, you’re playing an outdated game.

2. Predictive Analytics: AI That Sees the Future Before You Do

The best traders don’t react to the market; they predict it. 

AI models analyze historical data, news sentiment, on-chain metrics, and even social media trends to forecast price movements.

Example: AI-powered platforms like IntoTheBlock and Santiment analyze whale movements, network activity, and liquidity flows. 

They identify trends before they explode, giving traders an edge before the masses catch on.

If you knew Bitcoin was going to pump before it did, wouldn’t you act? AI gives you that foresight.

3. High-Frequency Trading (HFT): Outsmarting the Market at Lightning Speed

Humans are slow. AI isn’t. 

High-frequency trading (HFT) algorithms execute thousands of trades in seconds, profiting from tiny price inefficiencies that no human can catch.

Example: Firms like Jump Trading and Alameda Research leverage HFT to make millions in microseconds. 

While retail traders debate their next move, AI has already executed and profited.

Unless you have an HFT strategy in place, you’re trading against machines that are always 10 steps ahead.

4. Sentiment Analysis: Trading on Fear and Greed Before They Happen

Markets are emotional. 

AI can quantify those emotions. 

By analyzing social media sentiment, news articles, and even Reddit discussions, AI can gauge whether the market is bullish or about to implode.

Example: Platforms like LunarCrush and The TIE scan Twitter, Telegram, and news sources to track investor sentiment. 

They measure FOMO, fear, and hype—allowing traders to capitalize before the herd reacts.

You either trade based on what the crowd will do next, or you get played by those who do.

5. Risk Management: AI That Saves You from Yourself

Most traders blow up their accounts because they don’t manage risk. 

AI fixes that. 

It adjusts portfolio allocations, sets stop-loss orders, and diversifies investments based on real-time risk assessment.

Example: AI risk management tools like CoinStats and Shrimpy auto-balance your portfolio, ensuring you’re never overexposed to a single asset. 

They protect you from emotional mistakes—because your worst enemy in trading is usually yourself.

Final Thought: Adapt or Get Left Behind

AI isn’t a luxury in crypto trading—it’s survival. 

If you’re still relying on outdated, emotional decision-making, you’re food for the machines that never sleep, never hesitate, and never lose focus.

The question isn’t whether AI will dominate crypto trading. 

It already has. 

The real question is: are you smart enough to leverage it, or will you be another casualty of the game?

Call to Action: Make a Move or Stay Behind

The choice is yours—adapt or get left in the dust. 

Are you using AI in your crypto strategy? 

If not, why the hell not? 

Drop a comment below and let’s talk about how you can start trading like a machine and stop trading like a gambler.