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relationship with history3

how we relate with and come to understand and engage with history

Keely Adler

..it is possible that every bit of complex technology will in its turn reveal to us something about ourselves we did not know. Part of inventing and t

Connection With Our History1
nicole
Community And Craft7

The relationship between craft and communities.

Elena Lo Presti
Traditions1
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Prehistoric Art1
nicole
Social Rituals2
nicole
History40
Jilber Najem

Many people were outraged by what they regarded as his non-parliamentary use of medieval laws to raise money. The most notorious was ship money. This

In the past, propaganda served the purposes of war; now war serves the purposes of propaganda. But the blood remains real.

What do they say? Nothing at all. Life goes on. In the morning, adults hurry to work; children go to school; grandmothers go stand in lines. More and

But the question remains: Why was the Palace of the Soviets to be erected precisely where the Temple of Christ the Saviour had stood? (Let us add that

Procrastination45
Kassen Qian

I've started to see imposter syndrome not as a personal failing but as a natural response to the gap between our interior lives and our exterior prese

Perfectionism rarely creates perfection. You procrastinate because you’re terrified of falling short. You abandon projects because they don’t live up

ADHD4
Juan Orbea

2. First, ADHD is a terrible name. It's not an attention deficit, it's an attention regulation disorder. There is plenty of attention, it's just not d

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Calendar and Time Management49
sari

Oliver Burkeman – Time Management for Mortals

Productivity230
Johanna

HEY Email

A good life doesn’t ask you to be good at everything. It asks you to find the small circle where you have unusual leverage, and to be peacefully avera

My father was a Sarkari Babu (government officer with basic salary) his entire life, he was at one job throughout his life. He drove a Bajaj scooter

Emotional bids2

An emotional bid is a request for attention from someone, or an invitation to connect, like smiling at a friend, asking your partner about their day, or pointing out something funny to your colleague.

nicole

Good Conversations Have Lots of Doorknobs

Blaming and complaining are mixtures of genuine grief and defensive anger.

Group dynamics6
nicole

Just a moment...

the most painful groups I've had to deal with claim to have no hierarchy or centralised authority, while everyone pretends to not be engaged in a subt

Affordances2

An affordance refers to features of an environment that enable you to interact with it. For example, a chair may afford sitting, lifting (being lifted by a person), climbing etc. It depends on both the object's attributes and your capabilities. For example, a staircase affords getting to a higher floor, but not if you are a baby who can't climb the stairs.

nicole

Good Conversations Have Lots of Doorknobs

Enabling environment

Conversations68

The art and science of having effective, joyful conversations

sari
Human Behavior159
sari

PEOPLE IN SYSTEMS DO NOT DO WHAT THE SYSTEM SAYS THEY ARE DOING. University professors chase grants, not student enlightenment. VCs nurture personal b

Scale Advantages2

Competitive advantages that are due to a company's scale.

nicole
Weak Competitive Advantage1
nicole
China Tech Market3
nicole
Company Culture109
sari

2) Clear Roles & Decision Rights Without clear swim lanes and decision rights, individuals on teams feel disempowered and projects tend to stall out.