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Creatix / February 3, 2026 From recent highs, Bitcoin's price has dropped by roughly 40% , triggering the usual cycle of headlines— collapse, bubble, reckoning, finally exposed . To casual observers, this looks like confirmation of Bitcoin's failure. To long-term observers, it looks like a familiar chapter in a repeating story. This is a revised version of a controversial statement that has gotten us into trouble in the past:  Even after this recent 40% drawdown, Bitcoin’s long-term return profile remains so extreme that a tiny allocation would have dwarfed the lifetime performance of one of the greatest investors who ever lived,  Warren Buffett . And Buffett's mistake wasn’t going “all in.” The mistake was not risking even less than 1% on Bitcoin . A note from Creatix At Creatix, our readers are the mission. We put words together as tools for life improvement. Our goal is simple: by reading our content, you gain ideas, perspectives, and questions that help you think bett...

Creatix / Feb 1, 2026 Your Brain Against Time: The Neuroscience of Waiting Who likes waiting? Not many hands go up. Waiting sounds easy. After all, all we have to do is nothing—just wait, right? Not so fast. Neuroscience tells a different story, and we know it from experience. Waiting is uncomfortable. It often makes us bored or anxious , even when nothing is technically wrong. That’s because waiting is not passive. When we wait, our brains become hyper-active , allocating energy, attention, and chemistry to a future moment that hasn’t arrived yet. In this post, we explain why waiting feels the way it does by distinguishing between two fundamentally different kinds of waiting: waiting for a known outcome, which tends to trigger boredom waiting for an unknown outcome, which tends to trigger anxiety A note from Creatix At Creatix, our readers are the mission. We put words together as tools for life improvement. Our goal is simple: by reading our content, you gain ideas, perspectives,...