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Infinity Imagined: Protect your privacy →
Please stop using Google. When you search on Google, it records your IP address and search terms, and stores them in a database. Google also scans your Gmail for keywords. This information is used to build a personal profile of your activity, linked to your Google account. Google then targets you…
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Infinity Imagined: Why is data tracking scary? →
On the small scale, gathering information to sell ads isn’t really that scary. It’s useful for all parties involved, even if it is kind of creepy. However, large scale data mining poses a serious threat to human freedom and the health of our society. When corporations and governments have access…
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I have noticed one overarching theme among smart people: they ask questions. When someone explains something new to me, I’ll usually just nod my head like I know what they’re talking about. If I don’t understand something, I’ll just Google it later. After all, I don’t want this person to think I’m a moron. Smart people are different. If they don’t understand something, or even if they think they understand something, they’ll ask questions.
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Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakens.
Carl Jung
(thanks, mary!)
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What does it feel like to fly over our beautiful planet earth?
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Size comparison of Earth next to Sirius B (a white dwarf star).
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Enlightenment isn’t like graduating high school only to start college, or even finishing college to enter the “real” world. It’s the final graduation. No more hunt, no more chase, no more battle. Now you can go out in the world and do whatever you want; learn guitar, jump out of airplanes, write books, tend grapes, whatever.
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