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Sam AlaimoThinker. Former Navy SEAL and Columbia University. Dispatches on meaning, figs, and dogs—nature and human nature.
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The Cure For Unlimited Choices Is... To Do Something
Thinker. SEAL. Dispatches on meaning and hardship. Also figs and dogs.
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J.M.W. Turner. Fishermen at Sea. 1796.
I write these essays to slow down, enjoy an ancient rhythm, and think deeply in a world incre...
What A Crow Warrior Can Teach Us About Academic Tyranny
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Carl Friedrich Seiffert. Die Blaue Grotte auf Capri. 1860.
Welcome back to What then?
Today’s theme: sovereignty in the face of tyranny.
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Unquenchable Curiosity As a Way of Life
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What my meditation session looked like. Heronimus Bosch. Christ in Limbo. 1575.
Welcome back to What then? I am continuing to experiment with how...
Seeing Ents and Meaning on a Stalk in an Orchard
SEAL. Writer. Revealing extraordinary meaning in everyday events. Also dispatches on figs and dogs.
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The Beeches. Asher Brown Durand. 1845.
Welcome back to What then? This essay touches on the core theme of my book which is...
How to Find Awe In Everything
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SEAL. Writer. Dispatches on figs, dogs, and the human role in the cosmos.
Pieter Francis Peters. On the Coast of Menton. 1870.
Welcome to all the new subscribers. Today’s theme is on dreams—particularly waking-dreams—and ho...
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