Paulina Paucic
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Paulina Paucic
1. Delay Your Intuition : Most people form an impression in seconds and spend the rest of their time confirming it. The best wait for all the information before letting their intuition speak.
2. Loss Aversion Creates Permanent Programs: Once you give people something (a perk, a feature, a benefit), it’s nearly impossible to take back. The founder w... See more
2. Loss Aversion Creates Permanent Programs: Once you give people something (a perk, a feature, a benefit), it’s nearly impossible to take back. The founder w... See more
Brain Food: The Three Lenses of Opportunity Cost
Daniel Kahneman
“Your purpose is not the thing you do. It’s the thing that happens in others when you do what you do.”
Tina Roth Eisenberg • swissmiss
Dr. Caroline Leaf
“To create is to live twice.”
Tina Roth Eisenberg • swissmiss
— Albert Camus
We let go before anything holds. Just in case, it does. 🍂
#access #ownership
instagram.comThis isn’t paranoid skepticism, but diligent criticism.
So You Want to Study Culture?
Matt Klein
Traditionally, nostalgia was private. It was tied to homesickness or personal memories, often tinged with loss. But in the 21st century, it’s become increasingly collective. Shared nostalgia – or “now-stalgia” – is generational and cultural. Think millennials reminiscing about indie sleaze. It spreads via memes, media and even political messaging.
Then there’s “new-stalgia” – a blend of personal, collective and what media theorist Alison Landsberg calls prosthetic memory: memories acquired not from lived experience but mass media. It’s nostalgia for things never personally lived – a phenomenon known as anemoia. Among Gen Z, for example, 35% feel nostalgic for the 1990s, despite being born in the 2000s.
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