Gusmann

I would be the first one to read it, maybe you'd really do it? Because I have a lot of books around mu house which I started reading, one is 1/2 finished, the other 1/10 finished, then there's another one that I started reading and left somewhere at work etc... And I have no idea how to deal with it because it's really hard to concentrate on one book, but when I switch to the other I have to go a bit backwards in order to remember the idea.

Still even people living 'far from government services' should be able to get emergency help when they need to and the closure of the hospitals might just drop the general level of life in the area

Let's just hope that other countries won't implement the 'social credit' system like China did that for example bans you from travelling for committing even like you say minor offenses

Quiet hypocritical considering all social media is banned in China for usual citizens

Sometimes it's hard to identify a broken chain on the spot and a lot of marketing tricks are based on that. Highly recommend you to read Freakonomics if you haven't yet.

Also this article mentions two observations of Richard Feynmann and I just can't stop admiring the curiosity and wit of the man. His biography totally inspired me and made me laugh a lot

The bigger problem is that time anxiety often comes together with self-doubt so you spend a lot of time doubting your choices and ideas and then bump right into time anxiety Probably the only thing you can do about it is do something that feels right for you no matter when