Extract from The Moves that Matter: A Chess Grandmaster on the Game of Life by Jonathan Rowson (Bloomsbury 2019). The audio extract of this chapter is available here. In the Christian tradition, the time between Good Friday when Christ was crucified and his resurrection on Easter Sunday is a moment of repose between despair and […]
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Read the article in Spanish — in French — in German — in Italian — in Portuguese — in Traditional Chinese — in Polish — in Vietnamese — in Simplified Chinese part 1 & part 2 Checking the temperature of a passenger arriving at the international airport in Hong Kong. The city, like Singapore and Taiwan, has made headway in containing Covid-19. (Ph. credit: Hannah Mckay/Reuters) As 100 million people in Europe
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Yah the link is in the blogpost. Reshared here. Data format will be out of date now tho so you might have to mess around with it. I don’t have capacity to offer user support beyond the blogpost 🙂
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Some notes Covid 19 and beyond The Rashomon gate which Kurosawa’s crew constructed for Rashomon (1950) “Corpses piled on bridges, corpses blocking off a whole street at the intersection, corpses displaying every manner of death possible to human beings. When I involuntarily looked away, my brother scolded me, “Akira, look carefully now.” When that night I asked
A talk on Plato’s Phaedo, as well as the work of Pierre Hadot, Thomas Merton, and others. Continue reading on Medium »
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Resources to help you make sense of what is going on in the world. As our daily lives get disrupted and the larger systems that our society runs on begin to break under the pressure of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is becoming increasingly important for all of us to practice resilience and sovereignty. *At the bottom
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How Holacracy Helped Me “Fire” Myself from the Role of Traditional CEO and Learn to Let Go By Dennis van der Heijden, Co-founder of Convert Just a few years ago I was asked, on a Friday night, to approve a Converter’s decision to buy a software tool. I thought it was so silly: having to approve buying
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How Holacracy Helped Me “Fire” Myself from the Role of Traditional CEO and Learn to Let Go By Dennis van der Heijden, Co-founder of Convert Just a few years ago I was asked, on a Friday night, to approve a Converter’s decision to buy a software tool. I thought it was so silly: having to approve buying
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I’ve been following the unfolding COVID-19 developments since late January, when a friend alerted me to what was happening in Wuhan, China. Since then, I’ve been doing a lot of research to understand the possible scenarios and outcomes of this situation. I recently did two live streams on Future Thinkers with my partner Mike talking about
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The Revolution Will Not Be Boring *This article was originally posted on Emerge. See Parts 1, 2, 3, 4 “… in America, we think of rebellion as this very sexy thing and it involves action and force and looks good. My guess is the forms of rebellion that will end up changing anything meaningfully here will be
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