I would be a good rich person.Does anyone want to make me rich to prove it?I figure, everyone overestimates or underestimates their behaviour when it comes to things they haven't experienced directly. The majority of people think they are in the top half of driving ability, and most managers think they are better than the majority of other managers. Similarly, most people who win the lottery, think they will be "smart" with the money - but the reality of averages tell a different story.

For something a little different for my birthday a couple months ago, my wife planned a night out for us with tickets to a surprise show. Granted, it had her in mind more than me, since she is a big Queen fan, but I don't mind at least some of their music - the more popular ones that is. However, it has taken me quite a while to actually appreciate any of it. Obviously, it wasn't Queen, it was a tribute band called Majesty from the UK - but it was pretty decent.

To get this out of the way.I am not a fan of Katy Perry.However...I think it is pretty ridiculous how the media and people have responded to her going to (and returning from) space aboard the Blue Origin publicity stunt, with an all-female crew. When Perry came back from space, she kissed the ground - which is silly - but also symbolic of an appreciation for earth itself. And remember, this was all a publicity stunt, she is a celebrity, and this is what is expected of her. But all of that aside, what I have found amazing, is the ridicule faced by these space travellers as it was only an 11-minute publicity joyride to space.

We Talk Friday(WTF)This is a semi-regular series that I will run on Fridays to hold discussions on a current topic from the week gone. The aim is to keep them light and conversational, though some might be heavier - regardless of the content topic itself though, just have some fun engaging and discussing with whoever happens to put in the effort in the comments section below.

What kind of place do you want Hive to be for other users?We often hear and talk about Hive as a community, and even what we want Hive to be. Yet, this is always going to be influenced by our own opinions. It is inescapable - we can't have objective opinions. However, what we can do is maybe change the way we look at what we want for Hive by thinking about what we want it to be for other people on Hive; old, new and yet to arrive. This way, we can perhaps reflect and change our own behaviours to better align with what we want for others.

I used to think it was silly that people would consider quitting work because their employer forced them to go back into the office part-time, rather than staying remote - but now I wish more would quit and leave their seat empty. Of course, people here don't actually quit that much these days, unless they have something else lined up already, as the job market sucks for most roles and despite all the talk of leaving due to terrible conditions - the majority of people are not quite that stupid.