Basement Files 73
"The best way to invent the future is to tinker in the present"
Reading
Alchemy
Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas That Don’t Make …
’A breakthrough book. Wonderfully applicable to everyth…
Sword of Kaigen
The Sword of Kaigen
A mother struggling to repress her violent past, A son …
Thinking
“The trick to being an alchemist lies not in understanding universal laws, but in spotting the many instances where those laws do not apply. ”
“This freedom is much more valuable than we realise, because to reach intelligent answers, you often need to ask really dumb questions.”
“although humans can learn how to ride bicycles quite easily, physicists still cannot fully understand how bicycles work. Seriously. The bicycle evolved by trial and error more than by intentional design.”
“To solve logic-proof problems requires intelligent, logical people to admit the possibility that they might be wrong about something, but these people’s minds are often most resistant to change – perhaps because their status is deeply entwined with their capacity for reason.”
Currently in a Cabin in the woods
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