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in the power of ‘enough’
Crashing Into Something or Someone, Perhaps Repeatedly and Only for Fun
Étienne Fortier-Duboisopen.substack.com
society has moved towards an overabundance of caution around kids
As a whole, I actually found it quite ‘unbalanced' let’s say; it might also be a question of time [after all it’s been written few decades ago] - that being said, I highly recomend reading chapter #12; and then #15 and all the following ones until the end — at this point, it’s getting exponentially greater.
Maria Montessori • The Absorbent Mind: A Classic in Education and Child Development for Educators and Parents
Humanity Adding a Lot of CO2.How Much Excess Heat Are We Adding? The equivalent of 4 Hiroshima-sized nuclear bombs every 4 seconds.
Albert Wenger • Climate 101, Part 1 with Albert Wenger
The world continues to be one glorious pool of endless optionality, infinite choice. Multiple places to be in one night. Hobbies to pick up. People to meet. That’s comforting but scary because it means you have to choose, a la Sylvia Plath’s fig tree. The anxiety of having infinite possibilities branch out before you. You think you’ll suffer if you continue down one trail and neglect all other pathways. The truth is: you’ll probably suffer more if you don’t choose at all.
