Very Slow Thinking
Ignasz SemmelweiszThe Global Narrative is fiction. We need to take it back. Truth dies in darkness.
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Alexander Constantine - 6
Entropy is a reason why change is constant. If everything seeks to degrade, decay and return to chaos then a counterbalancing force is required to maintain the status quo. If the manner in which chaos could manifest or things could decay is...
Alexander Constantine - 5
Timing is everything, in theatre, comedy and so much more. Often, we don't control the timing so we’re left waiting on who or what actually does. If you're building a house in the woods and you're waiting for the bricks to come, at what poi...
Alexander Constantine - 4
Live with a steady superiority over life -don’t be afraid of misfortune, and do not yearn for happiness; it is, after all, all the same: the bitter doesn’t last forever, and the sweet never fills the cup to overflowing.
Alexander Constantine - 3
“What is the difference between someone and no one?” Grandfather asked. “Do not answer in haste. You must provide a single answer; the most concise, irreducibly simple answer that you can. Ponder it as you wish. Find me in the kitchen when ...
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