Stuart Evans
@stuartevans
piano technician • collaborative pianist
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almost no one takes seriously the idea that one must be interested if one is to learn. To learn you must be able to choose. Genuinely choose. You must be able to choose whether to be there at all in the first place.
Brett Hall • Learning
We are cultivating within ourselves a transformative practice that helps us heal from what the world has been, while generating what the world will be. We must become accountable to our time, our earth, our species, our people, and our loved ones, from the inside out.
Adrienne Maree Brown • Murmurations: Returning to the Whole
A Cheat Sheet for Why Using ChatGPT Is Not Bad for the Environment
Andy Masleyandymasley.substack.com
How to tap into the wisdom of anger. Ask yourself these three questions:
1. What do I care so deeply about so much that my anger is fighting for?
2. What boundary has been crossed?
3. What’s the clarity that my anger is seeking?
Joe Hudsonx.comfrom your POV, what are some of the most important memes in your tpot? eg "focus on what you want to see more of" or "you can just do things"
what else?
I'm thinking about making a subculture taxonomy
Richard D. Bartlettx.comYou have to let go of these many layers of constriction, one after the other. Often, this letting go requires the adoption of different practices at different times. Meditators often drift through traditions, for the simple reason that the average person’s head contains heterogeneous clusters of difficulty. Complicated.
Sasha Chapin • Should you meditate, and also, what is even meditation
The Theory of Constraints is a good example of how we are surrounded by complicated systems where the optimal strategy, by definition, is always a simple one: in this case, attack the biggest constraint.
Philo • The Midwit Trap
