Pro wrestling is closer to reality than anything else we can watch because we know it's made up and a performance. It's storytelling, and that's how everything is, except we think wrestling is fake and the world is real.

The energy created in wrestling is honest in a world where nothing seems to be. We often make up stories to explain our limited data, and wrestling embodies that uncertainty.

Wrestling is unique because it allows for real-time iteration; if someone gets hurt, the story has to change. This unpredictability keeps it alive and interesting, as something unexpected is always happening.

In wrestling, anything is possible. We expect the unexpected, and it's a way to experience the energy of a sport without competition. Everyone works together to put on the best show, making it more like a ballet than a sporting event.

Wrestling maintains a playfulness where anything can happen, and it creates a feeling of energy without competition. It's one of the few things that allows me to relax and enjoy without overthinking.

In other fields, like athletics, people are more realistic about their chances, unlike in startups where many believe they can succeed without the necessary skills.

In professional sports, accountability is extreme; every game is a report card, and you can't just make up for losses later.

Nature represents a truth that we can rely on, contrasting with the often misleading narratives we create about our experiences, and we have no idea what's going on; there's great power in knowing that. If you think you know, chances are you're being deceived because everything we know is made up.

I learned much more from sport than academic work because you have to experiment, learn to work with people, and understand competition.