Against a commonly accepted ideology imposing self-actualisation and perpetual state of hustling as moral values, lays a calm principle…

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The archaeological site of the Temple of Delphi in Greece is perched high on the side of Mount Parnassus, less than 200km from downtown…

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Gift Culture, also known as Gift Economy, is a social exchange system adopted by some human societies when resources are in abundance. In…

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The novel The Plague by Albert Camus was published in June 1947. Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, many readers have obtained a copy…

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Donald Knuth is an American computer scientist, mathematician, and professor emeritus at Stanford University. He is the 1974 recipient of…

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In reading Randy Pausch's book "The Last Lecture", the reader accompanies a man spending his last months preparing to leave life. Randy…

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Programming is establishing a complex path where, no matter what information flows through it, the executed program accomplishes the desired…

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Scott Adams is an American entrepreneur better known as the creator of the comic strip Dilbert. This daily comic strip is a satire about the…

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Double ignorance refers to the cognitive state of an individual who is so ignorant that he ignores his own ignorance. Men love to express…

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Under daily life noise there is a calm and pacific realm. The medecine professor Jon Kabat-Zinn puts forward the analogy of the storm at sea…

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In the software world, we are sometimes trading cybersecurity, clean architecture and just basic good practice concerns to convenience…

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