Hey everyone — total beginner here. Until last week I didn't even own a computer. I designed everything you're about to read by talking to AI on my phone during work breaks. Just invested ~$3.5K in a GEEKOM A9 Max with 128GB RAM, and this weekend is my first real desktop session. Before I sink hours in, I want this community's eyes on the concept. The project: a sandbox simulation running two AI versions of me. TWIN 1 — the real me. Same time constraints (day job, gym, every-other-weekend with my kid), same knowledge gaps, same tools. I want to watch how HE solves the problems I'm stuck on, then learn from his daily diaries like a mentor who happens to be me. TWIN 2 — me with the one thing I don't have: time. No day job, 10 working hours a day, unlimited access to a council of expert mentor agents (video production, growth strategy, ops). He starts from zero and builds. He's the experiment: how far can "me" go without my constraints? Both twins write daily diaries, score themselves nightly, and everything passes through an approval gate — nothing touches the real world without my sign-off. The goal: ideas and content that eventually replace my J.O.B. (just over broke). I've done manual labor my whole life and I'm not doing it for 30 more years. I'm new and I know it. If something here is dumb, say so — I'd rather get roasted this weekend than waste six months. What's the first thing you'd change?

I'd love to get to know you all more. Comment below what timezone you're in, day and time that works best for you. Let's catch up! :)