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Success is not how high you have climbed, but how you make a positive difference to the world.

Success is not how high you have climbed, but how you make a positive difference to the world.

Success is not how high you have climbed, but how you make a positive difference to the world.

#productivity #tasks #todo

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It's Earth Day tomorrow [read: every day] ~ a chance to preserve, protect, celebrate our planet and every being we share her with. Hike, plant a native tree, tend a garden, write a letter to support trees & wildlife, clean up your area, spread peace 🌲 🦎 🌿

#animism #nature #EarthDay #peace

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A few things that you might consider doing this year in honor of #EarthDay:

🛍Thrift instead of buying new, especially for clothes-the fashion industry is particularly bad with pollution
🧪Limit use of pesticides & chemicals
🍔Reduce meat consumption
🚙Carpool/use public transit/EVs
♻️Use less plastic

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Earth Day 2026 | Theme, Activities, Events & Resources The theme for Earth Day 2026 is Our Power, Our Planet. Find out how to get involved now and on Earth Day, April 22, 2026.

EARTH DAY 2026 EVENTS - Wed April 22nd

With 10,000 events and growing, EARTHDAY.ORG's map showcases the collective power of events taking place across the globe.

www.earthday.org/earth-day-20...

#EarthDay

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PHOTO by Quang Vuong. A narrow aisle stretches deep into a monochrome labyrinth of tall bookshelves, packed tightly with aged spines and endless stories. Overhead signs mark categories—Poetry, U.S. History, Literary Bios—dangling above the quiet corridor. A lone step ladder waits mid-path, inviting the seeker upward. Fluorescent lights cast a sterile glow, yet the space feels timeless, suspended between thought and memory. The silence is thick, broken only by the imagined rustle of turning pages.

PHOTO by Quang Vuong. A narrow aisle stretches deep into a monochrome labyrinth of tall bookshelves, packed tightly with aged spines and endless stories. Overhead signs mark categories—Poetry, U.S. History, Literary Bios—dangling above the quiet corridor. A lone step ladder waits mid-path, inviting the seeker upward. Fluorescent lights cast a sterile glow, yet the space feels timeless, suspended between thought and memory. The silence is thick, broken only by the imagined rustle of turning pages.

If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.

- Haruki Murakami, Norwegian Wood

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‘The environmental movement needs many hands’: saving Australia’s biodiversity is getting personal Powered by individual donations and bequests, the country now has one of the world’s largest networks of privately protected and managed land * Change by degrees offers life hacks and sustainable living tips each Saturday to help reduce your household’s carbon footprint * Got a question or tip for reducing household emissions? Email us at changebydegrees@theguardian.com Gifting land for conservation and leaving environmental bequests in personal wills are part of a quiet but rapidly growing revolution in environmentalism in Australia – motivated by individual efforts to address the climate and biodiversity crisis head on. As a result, Australia now boasts one of the largest networks of privately protected and managed areas in the world, with gifted land now covering over 10m hectares. Between 2019 and 2024, leading Australian environmental charities saw a 150% increase in bequest revenue, according to data from the 2025 Benchmarking Project report. Continue reading...

‘The environmental movement needs many hands’: saving Australia’s biodiversity is getting personal

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Thoughts?
#philosophy

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“Every day is an opportunity to make the world a little better.”

(Anne Frank)

@ Janet Soon

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Why You Feel Empty After Achieving Your Goals What the arrival fallacy misses, and what the emptiness is trying to tell you...

For high achievers, the emptiness after reaching a goal signals that the life they built was inherited rather than chosen.

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The QUICK Formula Will Make You Great at Talking to Strangers We fear talking to strangers will be awkward and pointless. Science shows it actually brings us joy and opportunities. Here’s how to get better at it.

We fear talking to strangers will be awkward and pointless. Science shows it actually brings us joy and opportunities. Here’s how to get better at it.  trib.al/v2tKWdb

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Confidence isn’t thinking you’ll succeed, it’s knowing you’ll survive if you don’t

Image: www.instagram.com/tyler_spangler

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AI Use Appears to Have a "Boiling Frog" Effect on Human Cognition, New Study Warns A new study claims to offer the first causal link between AI dependency and cognitive erosion. Researchers warn of long-term implications.

NEW: A new pre-print study offers the first causal evidence that outsourcing reasoning tasks to AI can rapidly erode users' independent performance AND their will to persist despite difficulty.

"People’s persistence drops... they’re also not willing to try without AI.”

futurism.com/artificial-i...

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Ambitious people get caught in this trap—here's how to get out High achievers often get stuck chasing milestones and external approval. Here’s how to break the pattern and reconnect with your instincts.

High achievers often get stuck chasing milestones and external approval. Here’s how to break the pattern and reconnect with your instincts. f-st.co/t7cIt3C

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Night night, sweet dreamies 🐈🧡
We all stumble, it’s part of being human. What matters is getting back up, learning, and moving forward.
Be kind to yourself. Carry your past lightly, stand gently in your present, and trust what’s ahead.

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Be brave enough to be bad at something new. You may enjoy it more than you think

Image: www.instagram.com/tyler_spangler

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“We can judge our progress by the courage of our questions and the depth of our answers, our willingness to embrace what is true rather than what feels good.”

— Carl Sagan

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Quantum computers are coming to break our codes faster than anyone expected

Quantum hardware and software are advancing rapidly – and our online encryption systems need to change to stay ahead.

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Change your thoughts and you change your world.

Change your thoughts and you change your world.

Change your thoughts and you change your world.

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When we truly feel and understand that our living planet took almost 4.5 billion years to create the perfect balance for us humans to be able to live here, we may start remembering that caring for our only home is not only imperative for humanity's survival - it's an ethical revolution.
🌍✊💚

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Can machines actually want things? Can they crave power, or scariest of all: Can they acquire the will to survive? In our latest Qualia column, writer Amanda Gefter explores some of the deeper questions behind our fear of total AI domination. www.quantamagazine.org/why-do-we-te...

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Every species on Earth relies on a sustainable climate.

Every fraction of a degree matters when it comes to protecting biodiversity and nature.

Everyone can join the push for #ClimateAction by accessing the latest news and data: unep.org/news-and-stories/news/sp...

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What can we do to quiet our brains?

Neuroscientists Anne-Laure Le Cunff shares 5 strategies to make reading a restorative antidote to our fragmented attention landscape.

Read the full article: bigthink.com/mind-behavio...

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Lovely words from Topher Kearby
#smalljoys

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The setting sun from earlier this evening.

You can see from my Marseille balcony, a  view facing due north.

The shadows appear over the city; whilst the sky is a clear tangerine colour.

The setting sun from earlier this evening. You can see from my Marseille balcony, a view facing due north. The shadows appear over the city; whilst the sky is a clear tangerine colour.

“It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see.”
- Henry David Thoreau.

#photography #marseille

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"You live in a time of abundance, medicine, knowledge, and opportunity—things the Stoics could not have imagined in their wildest dreams.

So yes, see what’s broken. Yes, work to make it better. But do so with gratitude, not despair. Do so with the understanding that you inherited a world improved by generations before you and that it’s now your turn to leave it better than you found it."

"You live in a time of abundance, medicine, knowledge, and opportunity—things the Stoics could not have imagined in their wildest dreams. So yes, see what’s broken. Yes, work to make it better. But do so with gratitude, not despair. Do so with the understanding that you inherited a world improved by generations before you and that it’s now your turn to leave it better than you found it."

This is from a recent @daily-stoic.bsky.social mailout ❤️

(Sign up to the mailing list here: dailystoic.com/email It's free, and definitely worthwhile!)

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“Growth at all costs” has cost us:
🔹 Rising seas
🔹 Mass extinction
🔹Heat wave
🔹Toxic air

The planet is not a resource. It’s our life support.
Respect it before it’s too late.
#Sustainability #EarthCare

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Thoughts?
#philosophy

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Literally the best thing I've ever seen on social media ❤️

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Ness Letters: Rebuilding Motivation - Ness Labs The Ness Letters are a weekly newsletter by Ness Labs, exploring how we can think better, work smarter, and live happier.

"Motivation is simply a set of conditions, and most of them are smaller than you’d think. You don’t need more discipline or willpower to get unstuck – just a clearer view of the reward, a reason to be curious, and enough evidence that you’re moving forward." - @neuranne.bsky.social

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