July 2024
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The Moral Sayings of Publius Syrus – A Roman Slave
Publius Syrus, a Roman slave who became a celebrated writer of moral sayings and maxims, is known for his insightful and pithy observations. Here are some of his best moral…
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POWER
I wake up in the morning with an insatiable lust for power. When you move your body along, the days feel long. However, when you live your life on standby,…
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Heraclitus
Here’s a summary of Heraclitus’ fragments: Heraclitus’ fragments are often cryptic, but they collectively underscore his view of a dynamic, ever-changing universe where opposites coexist and interact. Here are some…
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Thales
Thales of Miletus (circa 624–546 BCE) was a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher, mathematician, and astronomer from Miletus in Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey). He is often regarded as one of the Seven…
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SUN POWER
Our bodies are the battery, and the sun is the charger. Consider the iPhone at 1% charge. You rush for your charger, plug in the iPhone, with a sigh of…
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Bureaucracy
The word “bureaucracy” has its origins in the French word “bureau,” which means “desk” or “office,” and the Greek word “kratos,” which means “power” or “rule.” The term was first…
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The Bitcoin Standard: The Decentralized Alternative to Central Banking
“The Bitcoin Standard” by Saifedean Ammous is a comprehensive exploration of Bitcoin’s role as a revolutionary monetary system. It contrasts Bitcoin with historical and contemporary monetary systems, arguing for its…
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Anachronism
The word “anachronism” comes from the Greek words “ana-” meaning “against” or “back,” and “chronos” meaning “time.” The term essentially translates to “against time,” reflecting the concept of something being…
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The Will to Produce
Make money, but don’t spend itConserve your energy, this body isn’t rented Fat, blood, and the power of the sunI have the will to produce, but I do not run…
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The Franklin Tree
The Franklinia alatamaha, commonly known as the Franklin tree, is a rare flowering plant in the tea family (Theaceae). It is known for its beautiful, camellia-like white flowers and glossy…
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Don’t bleed
Let us not forget that we are currently on a big rock, spinning in the darkness, orbiting around a ball of fire, into the void, the unknown. What am I…
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Driven by Courage
My body is the vehicle and I am driven by courage The human body is the ultimate vehicle, driven by the courage to move, adapt, and evolve, whether through nature…
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How did George Washington die?
George Washington, the first President of the United States, died of natural causes on December 14, 1799. He had been suffering from a severe throat infection, which modern medical experts…
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The assassination of the Gracchi brothers
The assassination of the Gracchi brothers—Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus—is often seen as a significant event in the decline of the Roman Republic. Their deaths marked the beginning of a period…
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Hades
Hades is a significant figure in Greek mythology, known primarily as the god of the underworld. Here are some key aspects about Hades: Hades remains a complex and multifaceted deity…



















