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Höhenwege und Weitwanderungen: Tourentipps in den Alpen
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In the absence of strong convictions about what you want from life, you will always default to wanting more money. It’s the lowest common denominator of desire in a society with any semblance of upward mobility. The key to escaping this cycle is first establishing your priorities (family dynamics, geography, lifestyle, whatever) , and then figuring... See more
Jack Raines • Why Don't We Do What We Want?
Real-time editing of my newsletter intro...
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This was the first sentence I wrote:
"My newest podcast episode shows you how to improve..."
Then I edited it to this:
"My newest podcast episode explains how to improve..."
Then I edited it to this:
"My newest podcast episode reveals how to improve..."
Then I edited it to this:
"My newest podcast episode... See more
Josh Spector • Josh Spector on LinkedIn: Real-time editing of my newsletter intro... This was the first sentence… | 16 comments
Building With Soul
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When stars explode at death, all the matter that built up in their outer shells gets blown out into interstellar space. Carbon, oxygen, silicon, gold, and silver were all floating around as clouds of elements in space, then gravity pulled them together to form the planets. This is how the planet Earth formed with its ninety-two natural elements,
... See moreMichael A. Singer • Living Untethered: Beyond the Human Predicament
That is unquestionably the most astounding thing about us—that we are just a collection of inert components, the same stuff you would find in a pile of dirt. I’ve said it before in another book, but I believe it’s worth repeating: the only
Bill Bryson • The Body: A Guide for Occupants
It never ceases to stagger that some stroke of chance in the early history of the universe set into motion the Rube Goldberg machine of events that turned atoms born in the first stars into you — into this temporary clump of borrowed stardust that, for the brief interlude between not having existed and no longer existing, gets to have ideas and ice... See more