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by Reclix 4y ago
The modern adaptations of meditation largely position meditation as a way to experience peace/calm/rest and to develop self-awareness of your thoughts that allows you space to change your inner environment. These are both true and
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by Reclix 5y ago
The Nature of Consciousness, by Rupert Spira. If you set aside your preconceived notions and read it as a series of hypotheses that must be confirmed within your own direct experience, it will transform your experience of reality and set yo
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by Reclix 13y ago
CourseHorse (New York, NY) | FULL TIME | https://coursehorse.com/hiring Amazon for Education: We're the first marketplace that helps people discover, compare & enroll in trusted local classes (from casual classes l
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leaping off rocks(ifnotnowthennever.com)
1 points by Reclix 14y ago|0 comments
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by Reclix 14y ago
hahaha this is eerily similar to the story of my life before Balanced - love their team & the product is beautiful.
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12 things for entrepreneurs to learn before the big idea hits(nyuentrepreneur.org)
1 points by Reclix 15y ago|0 comments
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by Reclix 15y ago
Philosophy taught me to ask the following question: "What is the purpose of our university degree?" If the answer is: "to secure a well paying, promising job after college", then I think at worst, philosophy is on par with a wealth of othe
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by Reclix 15y ago
Really like the idea - have been waiting for an application that will allow teachers to become masters of their own digital pedagogical content. However, I'm not a huge fan of the attack on classrooms - perhaps it's a personal opinion, but
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by Reclix 15y ago
I loved this, thanks. The hardest part about being a creative / writer, or even entrepreneur is the high expectations set by those you admire, and the impossibility of fully imagining the amount of time it will take you to reach their level
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by Reclix 16y ago
This was going to be my comment - I often do my on-phone reading on the subway/elevator - would be great to have an app that worked when I don't have cell phone service.
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by Reclix 16y ago
As a person with hereditary skin issues (both my dad and grandad have suffered for years, and now it's setting in for me), I'm definitely going to try it - my father and I already noticed a big shift when changing from scented to unscented
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by Reclix 16y ago
I agree with you, Matt - I wouldn't want to just pick the first technical cofounder that could dazzle me with jargon I haven't heard. I'm a business type, and I absolutely believe that business types with great ideas and hypotheses they wan
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by Reclix 16y ago
I'd say every situation has an escalating set of responses, and I certainly don't believe that violence is always unacceptable, especially when nonviolent means have failed. I'd suggest that a large part of why MLK succeeded is because Malc
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by Reclix 16y ago
I'm with you on the research process. I find that what appeals to most users doesn't appeal to me, which means that even customer reviews have to be carefully read to determine what was actually positive and negative. In NYC, for instance,
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by Reclix 16y ago
Though I agree with some of the above comments that the technological innovations since 1977 haven't been altogether uninspiring, I do wonder: Who right now is funding innovation that doesn't directly have a business model tied to it? i.e
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by Reclix 16y ago
Interesting thought on the tax loophole closing (when considered a bit more broadly). If we must put up with high taxes, then what's the point if only the people who can afford clever accountants can find a way to shuffle money to loophole
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by Reclix 16y ago
I'm excited by the number of people who have said this about the movie, as well as the debate about 'the right education reform' that the movie has spurred. Regardless of which side each person is on, it's clear that everyone is uniting und
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What 'Waiting for Superman' gets wrong about education reform(theroot.com)
1 points by Reclix 16y ago|0 comments
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by Reclix 16y ago
I'm totally with you about being excited that the topic is getting the attention it deserves - if enough people are turning heads, lending a dollar and a hand, maybe we can fix the problems with our education system. However, the hardest pa
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Moving and Shaking: Memos from a Rookie Entrepreneur(ifnotnowthennever.com)
1 points by Reclix 16y ago|0 comments
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by Reclix 16y ago
You said it: "Parents should be teaching these". But how can we rely on parents to do the right kinds of teaching when there's literally no requirement to becoming a parent? I suspect that one of the things that has held schools back is a
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by Reclix 16y ago
thanks for the tip! will e-mail you shortly.
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by Reclix 16y ago
Definitely intending to eventually - but this is a much longer term goal for me - not sure I'd be of much help in the very near future. My long term vision is to blend traditional schooling with both practical skills (how to manage your cre
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by Reclix 16y ago
I definitely echo the community center sentiment. More specifically, I envision the future library as a place that teaches people how to learn: - How to use online searches intelligently - How to use online crowd-sourced resources - How be
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by Reclix 16y ago
Great article, but what if you're a BA with a great idea and super low budget? You can either: a) Learn to develop applications on your own (potentially slowing your time to market and reducing product quality) b) Develop the requirements a