Tsisia Kiknadze
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Tsisia Kiknadze
In 1960, a journalist called Gordon Young asked Carl Jung, “What do you consider to be more or less basic factors making for happiness in the human mind?”
Carl Jung answered in this order:
Carl Jung answered in this order:
- Good physical and mental health
- Good personal and intimate relationships, such as those of marriage, the family, and friendships
- The faculty for perceiving beauty in
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Your boss wants you productive, not wise. Social media wants you scrolling, not thinking. And schools? They’re still busy preparing kids for jobs that no longer exist.
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In the 1970s, feminist philosopher Sandra Bartky coined the term “feminine narcissism” to describe the process whereby women are encouraged, both directly and covertly, to become so excessively preoccupied with their appearance that it leads to a pervasive self-alienation, a sense of shame, and a greater awareness of one’s own “deficient” body.... See more
father_karine • The Anti-Cosmetic Surgery Essay Every Woman Should Read
Daniel Radcliffe really said, "The male population has had no problems sexualizing Emma Watson immediately." He is awesome for flipping the script like that
Times Celebs Gave Unexpectedly Honest Answers To Interview Questions
"A good relationship shouldnt be 50/50, it should be 60/40 and both parties should want to be the one giving 60." I like this thought.
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our conception of love is messed up.
Unfortunately, these tactics don’t come easily. Readers must learn specific reflective strategies. “What questions should I be asking? How should I summarize what I’m reading?” Readers must run their own feedback loops. “Did I understand that? Should I re-read it? Consult another text?” Readers must understand their own cognition. “What does it... See more
Andy Matuschak • Why books don’t work
The conclusion is peculiar, in part, because books are shockingly powerful knowledge-carrying artifacts! In the Cosmos episode, “The Persistence of Memory,” Carl Sagan exalts:
What an astonishing thing a book is. It’s a flat object made from a tree with flexible parts on which are imprinted lots of funny dark squiggles. But one glance at it and... See more
Andy Matuschak • Why books don’t work
“So plant your own gardens and decorate your own soul, instead of waiting for someone to bring you flowers.”
— Jorge Luis Borges
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • You and Your Mind Garden
