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To my own children, I hope one day you will be proud of the work for which you have sacrificed so much time with your father. I love you more than words can say. Everything I do is inspired by a dream of the future you will one day inherit. May you bask in its sunshine always.
-Eric Ries, incorruptible
Very often, I will check out three or four or five books on a writer or artist I admire; spend several hours reading, skimming, scanning, printing, and re-reading; scribble notes that gradually get turned into a first draft—and then, finally, decide: Nah, it doesn’t work. That last word is key: The draft needs to “work” according to my own totally... See more
Jillian Hess • Mason Currey's "Inefficient and Glorious Research Process"
reminds me of Michael Pollan’s consciousness as “felt uncertainty”
I find that changing mediums is always good for my writing, so often I will go from the manila folder to a sheet of paper to a Word doc to a Scrivener doc
Jillian Hess • Mason Currey's "Inefficient and Glorious Research Process"
same. reminds me of the extended mind thesis - a diff tool brings a different self.
the function of your professional life is to find the most natural structure that allows you to turn the things you do as naturally as breathing or walking into compounding capital and joy over decades
this, necessarily, requires rotating quickly out of things that aren't it
Will Manidisx.comNow that we’ve seen how successful “Boytoy” was, how do you think you’ll approach your next project, now that the bar is so high?
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In my art and creative direction, I always like to go against mass reproduction and do something unexpected. Yes, the images went viral, and people started to reproduce these images in their own way. It’s cool to have... See more
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In my art and creative direction, I always like to go against mass reproduction and do something unexpected. Yes, the images went viral, and people started to reproduce these images in their own way. It’s cool to have... See more
*The ability to surprise
Exploring consciousness as felt uncertainty, its plural forms, and the bodily roots of conscious experience and feelings.
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I want to get at another theory of what consciousness is for. I think the language in the book is consciousness is felt uncertainty. Yeah, isn't that beautiful? That is very beautiful, although in practice I find it very unpleasant. But what does that mean?
So the phrase comes from a scientist named Mark Soames who is a neuroscientist and a
... See moreconsciousness arises when you can’t automate things