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Considering the essence, or core objectives, of 4Chairs.Life™ (UII w/Claude)
DM From past conversations, you're now familiar with: Pantakinesis™ 4Chairs.Life™ The Universal Holophren™ Fitness=Truth™ Refined...
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Sep 2112 min read
A dying man said he found the key to happiness. Science backs him up.
Ted Pellegatta brought people together at a daily coffee shop gathering, helping to bridge political divides and combat loneliness....
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Sep 191 min read
It’s Not My Fault!
It’s not easy for most of us to receive negative feedback. Even when the person delivering that feedback is constructive and reasonable,...
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Sep 191 min read
5 Tips for purpose-filled life from a Navy Seal
Finding purpose when it isn’t quite so obvious can be challenging. Perhaps related for some inquirers
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Sep 191 min read
Why People Fell for an Outlandish Theory
Political violence is a curse for which both the left and right have, at different times, been responsible. Related
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Sep 181 min read
Why your attention keeps slipping away (and how to get it back)
Strengthen your focus like a muscle. KEY TAKEAWAYS Modern life scatters our attention across endless “urgent” demands, often leaving us...
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Sep 181 min read
How conspiracy theories can take us into ‘Alternate Realities’
Conspiracy theories are seemingly everywhere in our world. A 2022 survey found that around 19 percent of American adults either believed...
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Sep 171 min read
Trust as a potentially maladaptive aspect of today's consciousness (UII w/Claude)
DM In our recent conversations, such as this example, we've collaborated regarding an architecture of interrelated topics of: ......
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Sep 1727 min read
In Good Company?
Human beings are supposed to be communal creatures. But in 2025, Americans are socializing less and feeling more isolated. Maybe it’s an...
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Sep 161 min read
Awe Is Essential
When we see ourselves in the context of wonder, it makes us humbler.
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Sep 161 min read
When discovery feels like doom: the return of “mirror life” fears
The fear of unleashing forces beyond control has haunted science for centuries.
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Sep 161 min read
An example of how mandatory, periodic work performance evaluations can lead to suboptimal outcomes (herein described in education)
“We give them all A’s, and they give us all fives.”
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Sep 141 min read
Experience emotions without being consumed by them
Neuroscientist and philosopher Sam Harris explains that when we fully feel our emotions, even anger can evaporate into openness.
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Sep 131 min read
Winning the Battle Against Yourself
Many of us have been raised to believe that if we want to get something done, we just need to set our minds to it. Where there’s a will,...
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Sep 131 min read
Why Encouraging Workplace Friendships Benefits Businesses
New survey finds a vast majority of employees view connections to colleagues as essential to their happiness and productivity.
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Sep 131 min read
"Slow" is (...or should be!...) the new "fast"
The business case for moving deliberately. "THE" related book
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Sep 121 min read
Workplace reading program aims to boost business through empathy
A program called Reflection Point is billed as a book club redesigned for the modern worker, where colleagues gather to share opinions...
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Sep 121 min read
Six Ways to Start Early and Lift Your Mood
Try my protocol for a happy start to the day and see what works for your own well-being.
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Sep 111 min read
Use the “Johari Window Model” to improve your conversations
It’s hard to know what other people know. But it’s not impossible. Excerpt: " The problem is that when we go into conversation with...
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Sep 111 min read
To err is human, to regret, divine
In his new book, The Power of Regret , best-selling author Daniel Pink makes a case that regret can serve as a compass for better...
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Sep 111 min read
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