The End-of-History Illusion: Explained
Our brains are highly resistant to change and have a hard time predicting the breadth of future possibilities even when
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46: Planning for Obsolescence
How companies conspire to make you consume more, and how you can turn obsolescence into a mechanism for productivity.
45: A guide for better gifts
How to give the best gifts to your past, present and future selves.
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Mind Over Matter
What if I told you that your mind could unlock a healing power potent enough to rival billion-dollar pharmaceuticals? Don&
44: What you feel in your bones
A note from my journal on conviction and mimesis.
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The Art of Effortless Work
Great work doesn’t have to be a wrestling match against your own brain. What if it was more akin
43: Searching for easy answers
Pattern-matching and robust thinking are more important than tactics and abstraction.
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Paypal's secret: disagreement
Let's talk about the power of authenticity, and how to deploy it for maximum effect. The Chameleon'
42: How to fail exquisitely
How to give the best gifts to your past, present and future selves.
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When Conviction Is Worth the Risk
The surest way is often the least sexy - the most boring. Compounding meagre savings for the next 40 years?
41: The quest for white space
Finding clarity in the gap between objects of focus.
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The Choking Smog
It's 4.40. I'm very tired this morning after waking up a little early - to
