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[Ryan Holiday @RyanHoliday]

Because the mind is an important and sacred place.

Keep it clean and clear.

[Spiros Margaris @SpirosMargaris]

AI can sound right and still be wrong.

That is why fact-checking cannot be replaced by confidence, fluency or beautifully packaged answers.

The future of information will depend on humans and AI working together, but truth still needs verification.

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[Naval @naval]

There are 10x engineers because there are 10x thinkers.

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@BradChilling Virgin active wont have water either. Feel your pain, ran 17kms this morning and no water ...

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“I may be wrong and you may be right, and by an effort, we may get nearer to the truth.”

- Karl Popper

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@1MikeBrown @FaraiMazhindu Healthy men it seems. I don’t see any women running.

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Growing number of workers are less interested in climbing the traditional corporate ladder.

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[Elias Linder @elias_linder]

Hamas byggde världens mest sofistikerade nätverk av bombsäkra skyddsrum, större än hela Stockholms tunnelbanesystem, och släppte inte in en enda kvinna eller barn under två år av konstant bombardemang.

Och en hel värld misslyckades med att förmedla detta obestridliga faktum.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Doug Tompkins co-founded The North Face in 1966. He sold his share a few years later for $50,000. The real money came later, from a clothing brand called Esprit that he built with his first wife. He walked away from fashion in his forties and spent the rest of his life buying up wild land in South America and giving it away as national parks.

He died in 2015. His kayak flipped on a freezing Chilean lake while he was paddling with friends, including Yvon Chouinard, the founder of Patagonia (the clothing company). Doug spent almost two hours in near-freezing water before he was pulled out. The hypothermia killed him. He was 72.

The 800,000 hectares everyone keeps posting (about 2 million acres) is just the land Doug and his wife personally handed over. Kris took over after he died. She had been the CEO of Patagonia, the same clothing brand Yvon founded, named after the very region the couple was busy protecting. In 2018 Kris handed a million acres of their own land to the government of Chile. It is still the biggest land gift any private group has ever made to a country. Chile thanked them by upgrading nine million more acres of nearby state land to national park status.

Add it all up and you get about 15 million acres now protected across Chile and Argentina. More land than all of Switzerland. Thirteen new national parks have been created, with several more expanded. A 1,700-mile road called the "Route of Parks" connects them, running from the middle of Chile down to the bottom tip of South America. More than 90% of Chile's protected land is now in Patagonia.

Buying the land was just step one. They also brought in biologists to put the missing animals back. Jaguars are back in Argentina's wetlands after 70 years gone. So are giant otters, small native deer, and Andean condors (the huge South American vultures with wingspans up to 10 feet).

The latest piece is being finalized this spring. Chile is about to declare Cape Froward, at the very southern tip of the continent, the country's 47th national park. The land came from another 314,000 acres (about the size of Grand Teton) that Kris's foundation transferred to the Chilean government in late 2025.

Doug got the project off the ground. Kris closed the biggest pieces after he was gone. More than three decades of work, four hundred million dollars of their own money, and roughly 15 million acres now protected as national parkland.

[Howard Feldman @HowardFeldman]

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[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

Major cheat code for life: Learn to delay your reaction. Anger, fear, and impulse will try to make you move fast. There's power in pausing. In the pause, you see clearly, you respond wisely, and you avoid decisions you’ll regret. Slow down to speed up.

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@SerenityArrione Nope.

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@NorthsideBP_ And you learn to appreciate ‘home’. Put another way, you see with a different lens.

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

Nobody tells you this: Ignore your mood. It doesn't matter whether you want to do the thing. It matters that you said you'd do it. The world belongs to the people who show up and do what they said they'd do. Reliability is the key to life. Just keep showing up.

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@GarethCliff A joke

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@ZT01234567 @IbrahimMJalil97 @Simi_2210_ Same process for me.

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@2OceansMarathon @TotalsportsSA Beautiful running up chappies!