He was a fun one. I always liked his Bond.

About time someone took on Big Pancake.

I spend a lot of time here and feel generally much enriched by it, but you gotta balance it or you'll go nuts.

DuoLingo and practicing with people, preferably via full immersion.

I used to think definitely, but then I read The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect and am now not so sure.

Some great ones on your list, but not Back to the Future?!

I really need to see Get Out. The last one I saw that I thought was great was The Conjuring.

Wow, that is gnarly.

I always recommend people check out Midnight Cowboy.

I have a cheap black Casio you can get on Amazon for like $8 but I like it a lot and always get compliments.

It's https://tezos.slack.com.

Most of what makes life living is having long-term connections to people and places and the rituals that come along with that.

Things like this get me seriously excited. The future is terrific.

I'd say do your best to acquire a lot of strange diverse skills. You may be a tech genius who discovers some brilliant insight that others have not, but you will potentially need executive leadership to steer the ship while you are CTO. Being an effective generalist means knowing a lot of different things and how all your teams will work together. So something may not be your direct interest (like marketing perhaps), but you damn sure want to at least know the basics of it so you can lead them.

Blazing Saddles
Dumb & Dumber
This Is Spinal Tap
I think Inherent Vice was super funny, but I realize I may be rolling close to solo on that one.
Those are the first ones I thought of anyway.

#1 rule you need to know: tell no one ever.

Good effect: can keep in touch with my network spread all over the world.
Bad effect: people forget there are humans on the other end of the screen and tend to yell constantly.

I always recommend people check out This War of Mine. Great humanizing stories from the perspective of people trying to survive a conflict like the Siege of Sarajevo.

Probably Balkan rakija.

Japan. Beautiful and very different from the US, and though you may stand out if not Japanese, people are too polite to hassle you; the perfect mixture.