rob hardy
@robhardy
writer of manifestos, petter of cats. in devotional pursuit of a more beautiful internet đ±
rob hardy
ungated.life
The individuated human being rarely separates him or herself from the marketplace but is content to move among the world as an ordinary person.
Treading the Golden Path - Gene Keys
âYou can do it like itâs a great weight on you, or you can do it like itâs part of the dance.â
âRam Dass
Amanda Fortinix.comThe humanities, rightly understood, are the things that technology cannot take away or substitute for. Of course, I donât mean âhumanitiesâ in the way that theyâve been hijacked as ideological programs of cultural change by many elite universities. I mean humanities broadly understood as the exploration of what it truly means to be human and the... See more
A Bull Market in the Humanities
Poetry is the art of proving that a few words
are worth more than a thousand pictures.
are worth more than a thousand pictures.
Clintavo on Substack
Perfection is a paradoxâyou can never become perfect, and you already are perfect. A perfectionist in an adaptive mindset believes both those statements are true. A perfectionist in a maladaptive mindset believes both those statements are false.
Katherine Morgan Schafler âą The Perfectionist's Guide to Losing Control
perfection is an abstract concept. It takes an abstract mind to grasp its meaning and to cherish a vision that does not exist in the concrete world. Facility with abstraction is the sine qua non of giftedness; this quality differentiates the gifted from others throughout the lifespan.
Dr. Linda Silverman âą Perfectionism: the Crucible of Giftedness
Never has humanity been so powerful, and at the same time so distrustful of our power.
Jason Crawford âą The Present Crisis
Conwayâs Law:
âFor any organization that builds systems, the systems they produce reflect the communication structures of that organization.â
If your organization is inefficient and disjointed, or dictatorial and myopic, it shows in your products.
âFor any organization that builds systems, the systems they produce reflect the communication structures of that organization.â
If your organization is inefficient and disjointed, or dictatorial and myopic, it shows in your products.
