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How Long is a Trillion Seconds?
The New York Times published an article explaining large numbers like a million, billion, and trillion. The article was titled “Just how long is ...
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Howard Stern is 'Unprepared for Life'
On an episode of Fresh Air, host Terry Gross interviewed shock-jock Howard Stern. Gross inquired, “One of the things you reveal in your book is ...
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Don't Let Minor Upsets Rob You
In a classroom full of students, a professor asked: “If you had $86,400.00 and someone stole $10.00 from you, would you throw away the $86,390.00 ...
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Many Are Trying to Find Self-Worth through Productivity
After finishing her psychiatry residency, a young doctor was working at a New York City hospital. She was friends with a doctor who was a few years ahead ...
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Ten Thousand Year Clock Promotes Long Term Thinking
Danny Hillis is a computer engineer and inventor who thinks all types of leaders should care more about the long-term future. He is so committed to that ...
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You (and NFL Quarterback Kirk Cousins) Are Going to Die
Kirk Cousins, the quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, has a sculpture outside his house with an odd purpose: it’s intended to remind him that ...
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Object Lesson Compares Human Life to Eternity
Phil Cooke and Jonathan Bock share in their book The Way Back, that author and speaker Francis Chan has the best illustration of eternity that they've ...
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The Power of a 'Not-To-Do' List
Has your working day become one long battle to wade through a to-do list? An article on BBC.com noted the multiple distractions of the modern world—digital ...
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Man Embraces 'Impermanence' of Unique Artform
For many artists, part of the joy of creating beautiful artwork is that others can continue to experience it for years to come. However, this could not ...
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What the Margins on Pages Teach Us about the Margins in Our Lives
The paper used for standard letter writing and school essays is 8.5 x 11 inches, or 93.5 square inches. Most teachers require one-inch margins for class ...
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