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Make your weirdness a unifier, not a polarizerBob Burg devoted his Daily Impact newsletter this morning to endorsing a concept he found in Robert Greene’s book, The Daily Laws: 366 Meditations on Power, Seduction, Mastery, Strategy, and Human Nature: “Always stick to what makes you weird, odd, strange, different. That’s your

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Age is NOT one of the reasons to vote for or against a presidential candidateI finally got around to watching Jon Stewart’s return monologue. Yuck! I was a fan of Jon Stewart but this is ageist crap! Yes, Biden is old. So is Trump, as Stewart admits. While I have

This strategic partnership epitomizes our commitment to advancing solar energy solutions in India. We anticipate that the 500 MW solar park will not only fulfill a significant portion of the states power demands but will also act as a catalyst for economic growth and environmental preservation, Rays Power Infra Managing Director Ketan Mehta said.

How We Can PREVENT a Fascist Takeover of the USThe Washington Posts Robert Kagan outlined a dismal road to fascism if DT is somehow elected in 2024. Read his piece and then come back here:https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/11/30/trump-dictator-2024-election-robert-kagan/ DT is likely to win the nomination, yes. And should he win in November, a second

When a company claims that customers dont object to bad practices, are they clueless, or are they lying?Heather Cox Richardson reported in her newsletter this morning about a government crackdown on hidden charges such as airline baggage fees:An airline lobbyist testified at a federal hearing in March that changing the

Dont let governments spread hate between people who just want peace!Today, I spent two hours with my heartstrings tugged at a concert of the Jerusalem Youth Chorus—where Palestinian teens and 20-somethings from East Jerusalem sing—and compose—together with their Israeli Jewish counterparts from West Jerusalem. In June 2014 (a time of

The case is clear: fixing the problem is cheaper than ignoring itOnce again, research proves it’s cheaper to do the right thing. An analysis by Bloomberg shows just how expensive the climate crisis is. “…The combined expenses from property damages, power outages, government spending and construction-surge inflation” come in around

The 'green burial' options in Southern California are still limited and impractical. But new laws will make such services more accessible.

We can still act—but we cant keep procrastinating and stallingA friend posted her fears that the extreme weather we’ve pretty much all been experiencing is only going to get worse…that coastal cities (which includes most of the world’s great centers) are going to be hammered by storms that will make