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"Don’t worry about losing. If it is right, it happens — The main thing is not to hurry. Nothing good gets away."

John Steinbeck on Falling in Love: A 1958 Letter

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The Venn Diagram of Author Sensibility – head (cerebral but dry), mouth (master of form but vacant of meaning), heart (empathic but overly sentimental). Related: Circles of Influence

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The Venn Diagram of Author Sensibilityhead (cerebral but dry), mouth (master of form but vacant of meaning), heart (empathic but overly sentimental). Related: Circles of Influence

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"Think of all that happened in your home & the many miles you walked inside: crying, shouting, smiling, dreaming.. One day, you may move on.."

Yoko Ono

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Saw this last night. So awesome. Graduation present from @theccr2 to me, Sam & Erin - thanks! <3 you guys.

Saw this last night. So awesome. Graduation present from @theccr2 to me, Sam & Erin - thanks! <3 you guys.

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"God is what happens when humanity is connected. Humanity connected is God. [E]ach one of us is a creator but, together, we are THE creator."

The Internet Is My Religion –  Jim Gilliam’s fantastic, surprising, brave, vulnerable and deeply moving talk from this week’s Personal Democracy Forum 2011 (via curiositycounts)

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"Reasoning was not designed to pursue the truth. Reasoning was designed by evolution to help us win arguments. That’s why they call it The Argumentative Theory of Reasoning. So, as they put it, ‘The evidence reviewed here shows not only that reasoning falls quite short of reliably delivering rational beliefs and rational decisions. It may even be, in a variety of cases, detrimental to rationality. Reasoning can lead to poor outcomes, not because humans are bad at it, but because they systematically strive for arguments that justify their beliefs or their actions.’"

The Argumentative Theory | Conversation | Edge