Paint Your Blood Gold: The Beauty of Imperfect Lives
Ashikaga Yoshimasa, the eighth shogun of Japan, was heartbroken. His favourite tea bowl, a cherished possession, lay cracked before him.
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The Mystery of the Fake Orchestra: How one wrong assumption builds a false reality
Making one small assumption which later proves to be false can result in us having a drastically different picture to
Ideas That Don’t Exist: The concepts you treat as facts that were never proven
You might be surprised to learn that Stockholm syndrome is just a theory. It’s used to explain why hostages
Run from genius: Why Following Geniuses Can Lead to Failure
People are drawn to genius like moths to a flame. We write books about geniuses. Make films captures imagination popular
Find Your Take: Honesty is your Best Punchline
As a correspondent on The Daily Show, Hasan Minhaj honed his comedic voice and developed a unique brand of political
Sacrifice Your Potential: Achieve More by Doing Less
The Sony Walkman was game-changer when it hit the market in 1979. It was the world's first portable
Hunting for Black Swans
"Assumptions are dangerous things to make, and like all dangerous things to make -- bombs, for instance, or strawberry
Why we copy
Ever notice how you slowly start talking and acting more like the people you spend the most time with? This
The cost of the status quo
Staying right where you are isn't free. It's easy to think of the status quo as
Chop wood, carry water
Have you ever heard the saying "Do what you love and you'll never work a day in
Focus on Things that Matter: A Subtle Shift in Focus Can Make All the Difference
On my first day of school, before the bell even rang, I got into a fight. It was the first
67: Not all that glitters 🪩
In one morning I came across three stories that made me think twice about the ‘metaverse’. It’s not some
