Apparently you ' ve never lived in a 2 story house . <| sep |> Staff was 2375 m <| sep |> The US government is fine taking on so much debt because , put simply , they can print money or pay them back somehow . There will be no confidence that California will be able to do so , so they ' ll pretty much be defaulting on day 1 . <| sep |> Then , at the end of 2017 , why don ' t you stick to Firefox ESR with XUL addons support ? <| sep |> TLDR Focus on the fundamentals , drills build skillsSome people just have natural talent . You can see it most acutely with professional sports players , some dudes are just naturally better than others . That said , I found my own progress improved rapidly when I had this ahah ! moment which seems stupidly obvious now . Every book , every tutorial and pretty much every interview about BJJ and frankly any sport has the same recurring theme focus on the fundamentals . I didn ' t really understand exactly what that meant until I was at an open mat and for warm up two purple belts were jokingly shrimp racing each other down the mat . I asked if that was a good warm up and another higher belt said you can never do too many hip escapes , that ' s what this whole sport is based on . With my eyes a bit more open I then started to see that pretty much every drills you need to do every day started with a hip escape . Now for the techy part . It takes 300400 reps of any movement to code it to your CNS and several thousand reps to form an automatic muscle memory . This isn ' t linear or binary , that is , you don ' t get 2 % better every time you practice nor after 5000 reps suddenly you ' re done . I looked at myself and found that in 3 months I ' d done about 70 deliberate hip escapes so I started doing 2030 per day and in a couple of weeks I found that the movement became more natural and I was able to reguard , escape side control and mount more often and also chaining them together could actually turn defence into attack .