Your life isn’t long enough to learn only from your own mistakes, which is why you must make it a point to learn from the mistakes of others. Mistakes are well-documented: we’re simply too proud to read about them Pride is a cardinal sin, but beyond religion, pride is a major obstacle to progress in personal development. Pride makes us…
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A plea for animals: towards benevolence for all
In the introduction to his book Plaidoyer pour les animaux : vers une bienveillance pour tous, Matthieu Ricard explores the complex and often paradoxical relationship between humans and animals. On the one hand, we show a sincere and affectionate attachment to certain animals, such as our dogs and cats, while on the other, we unscrupulously exploit and abuse other species,…
+To Be Better Than 99% Of People, You Need To Meet 3 Conditions
Having a Contrarian Idea If you want to be better than 99% of people in a field, you must hold a contrarian belief that opposes the consensus of the majority. You need to believe that something is true while most others think it isn’t. For instance, those who became wealthy from Bitcoin were the ones who, long before everyone else,…
+4 Types Of People
There are said to be 4 types of people: 2 types to avoid, and 2 others to seek out. Moreover, we can all take turns being any one of these 4 types. The Subtractors They take away your time, energy, motivation, or attention. They drain you. They are a burden rather than a blessing in your life. They tap into…
+Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy by Joseph Schumpeter
I. Marxist Doctrine In Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy, Joseph Schumpeter begins with an in- depth analysis of Karl Marx’s thought. Considering Marx to be an indispensable figure, he examines the theoretical foundations of Marxism, serving as the basis for the idea of transition from capitalism to socialism. While recognizing the analytical richness of Marxist doctrine, Schumpeter combines respectful admiration with…
+Educate Yourself As If You Were A King Or Queen
What distinguishes the education of kings from that of ordinary people? It is the teacher’s attention, which is not the same. Typically, in a classroom, the teacher’s attention is divided among students, distributed more or less equally depending on the teacher’s preferences. A king, on the other hand, is educated almost exclusively by tutors, which means that he benefits from…
+Lord of the Flies
Between Reason and Instinct The story presents a symbolic battle between reason and instinct, two opposing tendencies that clash when the structures imposed by civilization collapse. This shift will lead to total chaos in the following chapters, providing the basis for the later tragedies that mark the story. In Lord of the Flies, the descent into barbarism is a critical phase…
+Raising Your Consciousness Every Day
You undoubtedly want to improve your life, just like everyone else. What if the best way to do this is to change your perspective and elevate your viewpoint? Ultimately, it’s all about your level of consciousness. You see the world as you are. Gaining Perspective Your dominant emotions give you a clue about your level of consciousness. If you feel…
+“The Road of Time”, Philippe Guillemant
General SynthesisPhilippe Guillemant’s Theory of Double Causality is an ambitious attempt to rethink our understanding of time and reality. By blending scientific concepts, such as the multiverse and simultaneity, with a human dimension rooted in intention and synchronicities, this theory opens new perspectives on how we influence our destiny and comprehend our universe.It not only challenges classical scientific paradigms but…
+Social Status Gives Us the Identity That We Were Unable or Unwilling to Build Ourselves
Why do we cherish our profession and the social status that comes with it so much? These two inseparable elements, so to speak, are important because, often, without them, we lose a central part of what is precious to us, namely our identity. The Identity We Receive and the One We Conquer For a long time, identity was not really…
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