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For as long as Cyrus could remember, sleep had always been an elusive and puzzling necessity. It was not something that his body naturally craved like other basic functions; rather, it felt more like a performance, something that he had to engage in despite not fully understanding or accepting it. Unlike eating, drinking, or breathing—actions that occurred seamlessly without thought—sleep seemed to demand an artificial submission, an act of pretending that he could fall into rest when his body and mind…-
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Monday
Monday begins with Cyrus Shams reflecting on a lonely and tumultuous night spent in a hotel room, where he is overwhelmed by a profound sense of shame and disconnection. As he awakens, drenched in sweat and the uncomfortable reality of wetting the bed, he is transported back to his darker days, particularly his struggles with alcohol. The incident brings a tidal wave of self-loathing and shame, igniting a series of questions about his worth and the responsibility he now carries in his sobriety. He longs…-
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Chapter 5: Race
Chapter 5: Race begins with an in-depth examination of the lives of two men, James Earl Ray and Booker Wade, offering a powerful exploration of the complex intersection between race, identity, and societal dynamics. James Earl Ray, the assassin of Martin Luther King Jr., is portrayed as a product of a deeply entrenched, racist environment. His upbringing, marked by extreme poverty and criminality, was further complicated by the influence of his family's racist beliefs, particularly those passed down from…-
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64. Optimus Is Born
Optimus Is Born in August 2021 marked a transformative step for Tesla as the company introduced a humanoid robot that embodied Elon Musk's vision of a future where artificial intelligence (AI) works safely and beneficially for humanity. Musk, who has long been captivated by the potential of AI and the associated risks, initially founded OpenAI in 2014 to ensure that AI developed in a way that would benefit society. Over time, his ambitions expanded into neural networks, self-driving cars, and Neuralink,…-
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The Ecstatic
The pursuit of creativity is often fueled by The Ecstatic—an indescribable sensation of overwhelming, almost intoxicating joy that emerges when something truly resonates. Whether it’s a breathtaking painting, a haunting melody, or a passage of literature that lingers in the mind long after it has been read, the Ecstatic is what draws both creators and audiences alike into the artistic experience. It’s akin to tasting fruit at the peak of its ripeness, a moment of perfection where everything aligns…-
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The Now of Pooh
The Now of Pooh takes us back to a time when a small Bear, known as Pooh, wandered through the forest under the morning sunshine and evening twilight. His simple yet profound journey invites us to reflect on why, as children, we were drawn to his character. Although Pooh was labeled a "Bear of Little Brain," his wisdom transcended intellect, prompting us to ask a vital question: does intelligence truly guide us, or does it mislead us? It often seems that the cleverness we value so highly can be a…-
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Momentum
In the chapter "Momentum," the author investigates the essential role of setting deadlines during the Craft phase of the creative process, emphasizing how it helps maintain a continuous flow of work. At the outset, creativity flourishes without restrictions, which can sometimes lead to an indefinite exploration that lacks closure. Once the initial ideas are clear and the necessary groundwork is laid, establishing deadlines becomes crucial to transition from the free-flowing phase of exploration to focused…-
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Law 10 of The 48 Laws of Power warns against the dangers of associating with individuals who are chronically unlucky or consumed by negativity. Misfortune and unhappiness often spread like a contagion, affecting those who remain in close proximity to such individuals. Rather than trying to rescue or reform them, it is wiser to distance oneself and instead align with those who bring value, optimism, and stability. A striking example of this law in action is the story of Lola Montez, a 19th-century…-
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In Law 45: Preach the Need for Change, But Never Reform Too Much at Once from Robert Greene's The 48 Laws of Power, the key lesson revolves around implementing change gradually to avoid provoking strong resistance. While people may claim they welcome progress, in reality, they are deeply attached to their traditions, habits, and routines. If reforms are introduced too abruptly or appear to challenge the familiar, individuals often respond with resistance, suspicion, or outright defiance, as they see their…
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