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There should be boxed sets of books without book one.
You buy book one to see if you, or your kid, like it, & want a set of the rest of the series, but you are forced to rebuy book 1 or buy them one at a time.
So sell the set without book one.
@Usborne @Scholastic @HodderBooks
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The brilliant Donella Meadows - mother of systems thinking - is a hero to me, so it was an unmissable opportunity to talk about her life and work on @BBCRadio4 Great Lives. You can catch it here. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001pt9… #ecologicaleconomics #systemsthinking @bethsawin
Dana Meadows is the subject of Great Lives on BBC Radio 4 with @KateRaworth.
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Birds use 'anti-bird' spikes to line their nests – BirdGuides birdguides.com/articles/orni…
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BREAKING - Bluemoose will be introducing - AG - Author Generated writing into their publishing processes.
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There’s this Picasso quote that goes “When art critics get together they talk about Form and Structure and Meaning. When artists get together they talk about where you can buy cheap turpentine.”
There’s probably an equivalent for business operators.
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To address extreme levels of language enthusiasm, we've applied the following temporary limits:
-Writers, Lyricists, and other Professional Wordsmiths: 6000 definition lookups/day
-Thoughtful Readers and Crossword Puzzlers: 600/day
-Everyday English Speakers: 300/day
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I read that the maximum size of a document in the current PDF standard is 381km x 381km and I thought woah hilarious, how Borgesian is that? And then I looked it up and it's only fucking true.
ALT Map of Europe overlaid with the maximum size of a PDF
Don’t say:
It starts at 11am, but come 15 minutes earlier for the briefing.
Do say:
Arrive at 10.45am.
Hi @zzcrockett I enjoyed the T Rex episode. But it’d not *really* an “everyday” thing! ;-)
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Nickname is not ‘nick’ + ‘name.’
It was originally ‘ekename’ which means "also-name."
Over time, “an ekename” became “a nickname.”
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The ‘Personal Knowledge Graphs’ book is available now from Kindle, Apple, Nook, Kobo and many more local stores.
See exapt.press/pkg for links to your favourite store.
Is your thinking connected?
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How can cards in boxes bear any relation to whizzy modern computer PKG tools?⚡️💻
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So could Niklas Luhmann’s Zettelkasten be a personal knowledge graph?
🤔
That’s the topic of one of @kvistgaard’s chapters in the Personal Knowledge Graph book.
Buy the 📕 for the answer!
🤯
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And we did get there!
‘Personal Knowledge Graphs’ for Kindle will appear on your device on 15 June if you have pre-ordered with all the others keen to read about the cutting edge of PKGs.
You have pre-ordered, haven’t you?
It’s not too late. 😉
exapt.press/pkg
#pkg
“I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by.” — Douglas Adams
@ExaptPress is publishing @PkgBook ‘Personal Knowledge Graphs’ (on Kindle) this weekend and I can feel the deadline gathering speed, but I’ll get there! 🥵😀