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The Fragments Reading Club will post extracts from P.D. Ouspensky's book 'In Search of the Miraculous' every Friday starting from September 9th, 2022.
The book provides insight into G.I. Gurdjieff's early teaching between 1915 and 1924 in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Essentuki.
Participants have the opportunity to read the book together over a year, with breaks around Christmas and Easter holidays, and may even form local reading groups for discussions.

Ruth Bader Ginsberg's death was discussed in a class in a unique way, with students comparing it to a black square and questioning representation.
The students reflected on the importance of recycling and digitizing paper, symbolizing a broader theme of freedom and inclusivity.
The story highlighted the power of education and how individuals like Emma can inspire change and build a better future.

The podcast discusses the 'Lindy Effect' and why you should eat 36 raw eggs a day.
David Y, Holly, and Margo from the DNR community researchers are part of the discussion.
The post emphasizes the importance of understanding the Lindy Effect.

The post is about feedback and answering questions, encouraging readers to send in their inquiries or suggestions for discussion.
The author provides a platform to receive and respond to comments and concerns, aiming to engage with the audience.
The post promotes interaction by inviting feedback and questions, highlighting the author's willingness to address them.

The post discusses a Q&A session for the film 'Culture War 2.0' by Peter Limberg.
The Q&A is held for Rebel Wisdom members where they ask questions to the author.
To access the full post and archives, readers are encouraged to start a 7-day free trial.

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The conversation with John Vervaeke and Peter Limberg covers the cutting edge of current discussions and highlights the need to develop new skills to progress.
The discussion delves into a wide range of topics, providing a comprehensive exploration of evolving conversations and their significance.
Access to the full post and archives is available through a 7-day free trial, offering a chance to delve deeper into the evolving conversation.

Denis Čahuk is excited to initiate a discussion on Test-driven Development (TDD) for the community
The focus will be on exploring modern concepts, theory, business benefits, tooling, and practical adoption of TDD
Interested individuals can access the content through a 7-day free trial on Crafting Tech Teams

Mike Alexander is a retired industrial scientist with a focus on 'big history' and the American political economy.
He is particularly interested in studying the postwar era of shared prosperity in America and understanding why it occurred and ended.
Mike aims to promote his book 'America in Crisis' through his free Substack by sharing articles on economic, political, and social topics related to the book and fostering a community for discussion.

There will be a live Zoom call tomorrow at 11am EST. Be sure to join to take part in the discussion!
The call will cover the first episode of the Half Moon Podcast and the myth of the Ping Ho Dragon.
Patsy will share something powerful during the call, so it should be an interesting session!

There's a live Q&A with Dr. Naomi Wolf on November 26th at 8 PM ET. It's a chance for premium subscribers to ask questions directly.
Participants are encouraged to bring a drink and connect with Dr. Wolf and other community members during the event.
If you're not a premium subscriber yet, you can sign up for a membership to join the live session and access more content.