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live scribe, graphic facilitator, illustrator

Los Angeles, CA
Joined July 2017
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Antoine Moses, a 23-year-old tree planter from Quebec, Canada set a world record by planting 23,060 trees in 24 hours. He’s a real environmentalist, unlike those idiots who block motorways or spill milk in supermarkets.
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In 2022 I learned hundreds of useful concepts that improved my understanding of the world. Here are the 10 best:
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Give me some examples of the declining quality of ordinary consumer goods. Later I'll let you know why I asked
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“There are years that ask questions and years that answer.” — Zora Neale Hurston, “Their Eyes Were Watching God”
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Just out in @NatureMedicine. Psilocybin therapy liberates the entrenched depressed brain by increasing the global integration of functional networks. It has been brilliant to collaborate w/ @RCarhartHarris @ProfDavidNutt et al. nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
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What the legacy media don’t realize about Joe Rogan is that people enjoy him not because they agree with everything he says, but because he approaches disagreement with curiosity instead of furiosity. Among elite media professionals this quality is preciously rare.
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Which of these best explains why people tend to become more conservative as they age?
45%They get wiser
5%They go senile
31%They get richer
19%They grow nostalgic
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From what I see, it seems blame, shame, fear and denial have been the themes of much policy and media response in this pandemic and it has now permeated through society. Perhaps it’s time to ask how we can take steps to move out of this addictive and unhealthy spiral 🌀
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The manipulation of our information landscape by way of the algorithm. A tool that can alter psyches en masse and the fabric of society… seems huge. Transparency would be pretty good here, so you know what you’re ingesting. Imagine seeing the “optimisation”…
“They are a private company, they can do whatever they want. It’s a free market economy.” I don’t mean to be stupid, but can someone explain how this applies to weapons manufacturers, baby food companies, automobile makers, communications companies, oil and gas, and airlines?
The ethos in liberal culture that you're now supposed to terminate friendships and even family bonds over political disagreements is extremely unhealthy, to put that mildly, but that's what happens when politics becomes the sole source of purpose, identity and spirituality.
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I figure it’s worth posting a summary thread about my current thoughts on COVID to refer back to: Like many great blunders in history, we went into this without an exit plan. The landscape has changed such that risk is now individual cost/benefit more than public health. 1/
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A live scribe of Daniel Schmachtenberger's recent session in Sensemaking 101 by the amazing @devon_bunce
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Step 1: It's not really happening Step 2: Yeah, it's happening, but it's not a big deal Step 3: It's a good thing, actually Step 4: People freaking out about it are the real problem
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"There is perhaps no phenomenon which contains so much destructive feeling as 'moral indignation,' which permits envy or hate to be acted out under the guise of virtue." - Erich Fromm
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When superstitious behaviour fails it is always because of the unbelievers.
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An amazing live scribe of John Vervaeke's recent session on Sensemaking 101, created by the very talented Devon Bunce. If it's possible to squeeze more wisdom onto one image, we'd like to see it. @vervaeke_john @devon_bunce
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A beautiful live animation of the first session of our Sensemaking 101 course by the super talented @devon_bunce - thanks Devon rebelwisdom.co.uk/courses/se…
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Amazing. Thanks Devon. We're always looking for visual ideas to represent some of the key themes we cover on Rebel Wisdom - lots of abstract concepts and meta language need to be brought down to earth
Replying to @fullydavid
@fullydavid speaks on @WisdomRebel of Making Sense in 2021. He named a real pain point I feel so I jotted it down... Big yes to his course on Sensemaking!
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Another amazing illustration from @devon_bunce! #BetterFuturesForum
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