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Instagram is always watching us, but I just can’t prove it🥲
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World inequality, however, cannot be explained by climate or diseases, or any version of the geography hypothesis. Just think of
Nogales. What separates the two parts is not climate, geography, or disease environment, but the U.S.-Mexico border.
If the geography hypothesis cannot explain differences between the north and south of Nogales, or North and South Korea, or those
between East and West Germany before the fall of the Berlin Wall, could it still be a useful theory for explaining differences between North and South America? Between Europe and Africa? Simply, no.
— Daron Acemoglu & James A. Robinson, Why Nations Fail
Nogales. What separates the two parts is not climate, geography, or disease environment, but the U.S.-Mexico border.
If the geography hypothesis cannot explain differences between the north and south of Nogales, or North and South Korea, or those
between East and West Germany before the fall of the Berlin Wall, could it still be a useful theory for explaining differences between North and South America? Between Europe and Africa? Simply, no.
— Daron Acemoglu & James A. Robinson, Why Nations Fail
I don’t know whether this is positive or negative, but I’ve tended to overthink for as long as I can remember. Yes, it’s not good, however, it has helped me make serious decisions in my life.
The worst part is how much energy and time it takes. I try to stop overthinking, but my brain doesn’t. It feels like a never-ending thought carousel.
So the question is: how do we know when we should overthink, and when we shouldn’t?
They say overthinking kills happiness. I guess that might be true.
The worst part is how much energy and time it takes. I try to stop overthinking, but my brain doesn’t. It feels like a never-ending thought carousel.
So the question is: how do we know when we should overthink, and when we shouldn’t?
They say overthinking kills happiness. I guess that might be true.
Yesterday, I started reading a book I’d just found, The Time Traveler’s Wife by Audrey Niffenegger.
I can’t fully describe it yet, but trust me: it’s already one of my favorites.
Wow, such an amazing book. The dialogues, the humor, the way the story is told, everything feels so alive and natural.
I really hope it ends well and that my impression won’t change. After I finish the book, I’ll share my final thoughts and rating.
If you’d like to read it, I can also share the book in this channel. If you can’t follow the chronological order of events, don’t worry, don’t try to track every detail. It is a sci-fi novel, and the time jumps are part of the experience.
Btw, there’s also a movie adaptation released in 2009, based on this book, with a good rating.
I can’t fully describe it yet, but trust me: it’s already one of my favorites.
Wow, such an amazing book. The dialogues, the humor, the way the story is told, everything feels so alive and natural.
I really hope it ends well and that my impression won’t change. After I finish the book, I’ll share my final thoughts and rating.
If you’d like to read it, I can also share the book in this channel. If you can’t follow the chronological order of events, don’t worry, don’t try to track every detail. It is a sci-fi novel, and the time jumps are part of the experience.
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The New Year is already here, and for the first time ever, I still haven’t watched Harry Potter)
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Finally finished, my last book of the year. Too much meaning for just one book, I think. I’ll write more later.