17 Lessons on Taking Your Intellectual Interests Seriously #BM
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17 Lessons from Celine Nguyen on Taking Your Intellectual Interests Seriously | Dialectic
don’t take your talents to the grave
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lana said it first, baby
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Da Vinci Paradox: Why the Most Productive People Feel the Most Behind
https://newsletter.thecultureexplorer.com/p/the-da-vinci-paradox-why-the-most
https://newsletter.thecultureexplorer.com/p/the-da-vinci-paradox-why-the-most
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The Da Vinci Paradox: Why the Most Productive People Feel the Most
When Genius Feels Like Failure
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Happy Q2 2026! a quarter of 2026 has already passed and its time to check on the goals you've set for yourselves this year are you on track? for me, i've been logging my reading goals, one of my many holistic goals this year: https://t.me/humblespace/1139…
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recommended books on fun and play in our lives
https://t.me/c/2522076793/2094
recommended books on fun and play in our lives
learning about fun and play and how to incorporate more into our day to day lives!
some suggested reads:
- power of fun - catherine price (true fun concept)
- sociology of fun - ben fincham (schema of fun)
- theory of flow - Csikszentmihalyi
https://t.me/c/2522076793/2094
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interesting piece on how perversion creates real art
https://kaliyugacowgirl.substack.com/p/in-praise-of-the-pervert
https://kaliyugacowgirl.substack.com/p/in-praise-of-the-pervert
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In Praise of the Pervert
Why every great artist is a pervert, including and especially you.
The Anxiety Economy: Why Trading Explodes
> It is the future of trading and a lot of smart companies are building good products for that feeling.
Source: https://research.artemisanalytics.com/p/the-anxiety-economy-why-trading-explodes
Anxiety Economy is an era where financial anxiety becomes the primary demand driver of an entire category of products. It’s built for people who’ve done the math and realized that playing it safe won’t get them to where they want to be.
> It is the future of trading and a lot of smart companies are building good products for that feeling.
Source: https://research.artemisanalytics.com/p/the-anxiety-economy-why-trading-explodes
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The Anxiety Economy: Why Trading Explodes
The thesis behind the next decade of financial markets
should you quit your job to start a business?
if you need motivation, the answer is stay.
https://x.com/moneyfetishist/status/2039528758936207757?s=46&t=nluSw7cwYGx8zFxfoYi5Iw
if you need motivation, the answer is stay.
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@eachtras I am not going to motivate you because if you need motivation from a stranger on a plane the answer is stay
but I will give you the game theory
your corporate M&A gig is a repeated game with diminishing marginal returns. year 1 you learn everything.…
but I will give you the game theory
your corporate M&A gig is a repeated game with diminishing marginal returns. year 1 you learn everything.…
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Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts by Josie Shapiro
picked this up in NZ airport, local author. blindly chose this based on the cover of the book because i wanted a fiction read. turned out surprisingly well!
main takeaway:
you're never too old to do what you love.
only thing that bugs me is who won the marathon? maybe it doesn't matter afterall in the end.
5/5 pleasant and easy read
Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts by Josie Shapiro
picked this up in NZ airport, local author. blindly chose this based on the cover of the book because i wanted a fiction read. turned out surprisingly well!
main takeaway:
you're never too old to do what you love.
only thing that bugs me is who won the marathon? maybe it doesn't matter afterall in the end.
5/5 pleasant and easy read
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[2026 NYR Reading Goal]
Total: 9/15
- Fiction: 3/8
- Non-fiction: 6/7
1. The Diary of A CEO - link
2. Purple Cow - link
3. Welcome to the Hyunam-Dong Bookshop - link
4. This is Marketing - link
5. Ogilvy on Advertising - link
6. The Creative Act - link
7. The Tipping Point - link
8. The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle - link
9. Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts - link
Total: 9/15
- Fiction: 3/8
- Non-fiction: 6/7
1. The Diary of A CEO - link
2. Purple Cow - link
3. Welcome to the Hyunam-Dong Bookshop - link
4. This is Marketing - link
5. Ogilvy on Advertising - link
6. The Creative Act - link
7. The Tipping Point - link
8. The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle - link
9. Everything is Beautiful and Everything Hurts - link
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[BR] The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton this book was recommended to me from the community here and it was a good read the first few chapters were a bit slow/dry, but once you understand what was going on it gets interesting tons of…
i still think about this book from time to time even though it has been a week since putting it down
the scenes painted in my imagination while reading are still stuck
never thought a fiction book could do that
also think that maybe crime/mystery fiction is my new fav genre
the scenes painted in my imagination while reading are still stuck
never thought a fiction book could do that
also think that maybe crime/mystery fiction is my new fav genre
the hollowing of the middle management and traditional corporate hierarchy
https://block.xyz/inside/from-hierarchy-to-intelligence
https://block.xyz/inside/from-hierarchy-to-intelligence
From Hierarchy to Intelligence
How Block is using AI to eliminate hierarchical bottlenecks, building the first company organized as intelligence rather than hierarchy.
i don't know how i ended up reading this post, but here it is
was curious if one could survive jumping off the golden gate bridge in an olympic diving stance
https://abc7.com/post/i-survived-jumping-off-the-golden-gate-bridge/2012267/
was curious if one could survive jumping off the golden gate bridge in an olympic diving stance
https://abc7.com/post/i-survived-jumping-off-the-golden-gate-bridge/2012267/
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Second Chances: 'I survived jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge'
Meet two men with an incredible connection. They jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge, and survived. Both say the moment their fingers left the railing, they felt instant regret. It's a story of mistakes, survival and second chances.
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i don't know how i ended up reading this post, but here it is was curious if one could survive jumping off the golden gate bridge in an olympic diving stance https://abc7.com/post/i-survived-jumping-off-the-golden-gate-bridge/2012267/
turns out only 2% of the people that jump off the Golden Gate Bridge survived the fall
and even if you jump in a perfect vertical posture, you're likely to suffer long term injuries like shattered vertebrae
and even if you jump in a perfect vertical posture, you're likely to suffer long term injuries like shattered vertebrae