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39 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Reading about white holes, quantum theory, and the nature of time can help understand reality with greater clarity and reduce unnecessary suffering
  2. Re-reading impactful books can change perspectives and lead to seeing things differently
  3. Watching shows like 'Queer Eye' can be a simpler pleasure to unwind after diving deep into complex topics like physics
58 implied HN points 14 Jan 24
  1. Spending time with 'The Boy, the mole, the fox, and the Horse' can evoke positive emotions and a gentle perspective on the world.
  2. Parenting guidance for raising boys emphasizes qualities like kindness, independence, and creativity.
  3. Epicurus reminds us that what is natural is easily obtained, and true luxury comes from not relying on material possessions.
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19 implied HN points 16 Mar 23
  1. Philosophy explores the nature of reality, existence, knowledge, and the relationship between ourselves and the world.
  2. Philosophy also delves into values, ethics, politics, a good life, obligations, beauty, and the meaning of life.
  3. Philosophy encourages us to think deeply about fundamental questions, challenge preconceived views, and engage in the quest for knowledge.
0 implied HN points 03 Mar 23
  1. Ch'an/Zen Practice involves deconstructing human identity to engage deeply with awakening
  2. Terms in Taoist/Ch'an ontology ultimately converge into a single concept, emphasizing the undifferentiated nature of the Cosmos
  3. The book highlights the depth and authenticity of Ch'an/Zen/Meditation practices, and points out common mistranslations in Zen teachings