NoB4Mouth

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Why I’d never do a TED talk -and it’s not just because they’re named after a man(theguardian.com)
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How Netflix went from pioneer to powerhouse(bbc.com)
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How open offices kill teamwork(bbc.com)
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Netflix shares plunge as subscriber growth stalls(bbc.com)
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BlackFly is latest attempt at flying car(bbc.com)
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The crypto-currencies that die before they have bloomed(bbc.com)
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The lottery winner giving her winnings away(bbc.com)
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Elon Musk offers to help Thai cave rescue(bbc.com)
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How the SEC could target Facebook(washingtonpost.com)
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Facebook bug unblocked unwanted users(bbc.com)
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Trump administration seeks to block China Mobile in the US(bbc.com)
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Robots could solve the social care crisis – but at what price?(theguardian.com)
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Should children be banned from using mobile phones in the classroom?(theguardian.com)
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Elon Musk's fury: Whistleblower or saboteur?(bbc.com)
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Rats break into Indian ATM and chew up cash worth £13,300(theguardian.com)
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'Facebook is taking everything': rising rents drive out Silicon Valley families(theguardian.com)
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How faking your feelings at work can be damaging(bbc.com)
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AT&T completes its takeover of Time Warner(bbc.com)
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Meet Erik Finman, the Teenage Bitcoin Millionaire(theguardian.com)
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Data Science can count craters for astronomers – here's how(thinkful.com)
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Nearly 60,000 Japanese drivers showed signs of dementia, report finds(theguardian.com)
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Meet the people who still use Myspace: 'It's given me so much joy'(theguardian.com)
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Cambridge Analytica 'destroyed by bitter and jealous whistleblower'(theguardian.com)
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Alexander Nix blames 'global liberal media' for Cambridge Analytica collapse(theguardian.com)
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Apple will attempt to jam Facebook's web-tracking tools(bbc.com)
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by NoB4Mouth 8y ago
"Tools of Titans" by Tim Ferriss A must-read piece for wannabe achievers like me
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by NoB4Mouth 8y ago
:) i'm fine with your nitpicking! I read Spinoza in high school - a decade+ back- the accuracy of timing is so porous. @ University i opted for Social Anthropology instead of Philosophy. I still have some remorse about that choice to
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by NoB4Mouth 8y ago
Edit: Pope Benedictus XVI served as Pope from 2005 to 2013. The current Pope is Francis. Bear with my ignorance of the world's current news. I don't watch TV, nor Facebook-too distractive-. I'm a Hac
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by NoB4Mouth 8y ago
Spinoza was to the medieval Europe what Socrates had been to the Ancient Greece. Their ideas came to free human mindset from the enslavement the religious. Those ideas were a threat to the establishment of their days that were using gods to
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by NoB4Mouth 8y ago
This story was one of the first i heard back in high school during my first courses of philosophy. I still admire the courage and free-thinking spirit of those Greek intellectuals. Imagine some of our current "intellectuals" been

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