Love that photo all my insert photos have the photographer's name at bottom. Are these your own photos? Also appreciate your content and themes. Right on we go😎 Check out my newsletter
Well, I can't comment on your recommendations so - this will have to do.
I am a survivor of having been at the same school as Annette Laing of Non-Boring History - she's pretty well always had a Tigger-ish level of energy & enthusiasm. Only one of her (Thank God - I don't think any of us could cope with more).
Her passion for the writing is genuine (you could also try her books, based on a town she & I both know well). I don't always agree, but she's too young to be right all the time.
I am new here and utterly exhausted tonight but the goal of learning something new wakes me up every morning and I WILL BE BACK! That’s a threat! Most folks just cannot deal with my need to know things! New things; or just things never learned before! Whatever! Getting ready for a new journey!😊😳🤔
Well said Mike! As the coauthor of "Intelligent Curiosity, the art of finding more", I couldn't agree more. When we take time, even a moment, to notice what is around us, the world unfolds in wondrous ways. Jim Cathcart
I've subscribed Mike! I try to live in wonder everyday. From working with amazing people, running businesses changing the world. To walking in nature without my phone, just listening, watching and taking in the sounds. Some of the places I've visited and things I've got to partake in during my life I will always treasure. We really do live in a mind boggling world and universe!
I’ve just subscribed! You were the first substack I discovered while I was wondering whether to start my own. I’m now two issues into mine and loving it.
I also want to start investing in the community so what better way to start. Thank you!
I'd be interested in interviewing you on a recorded zoom call re your Twitter thread success story. Especially if you were willing to narrate a short screen share of charts and tweets?
The astrophysicist Neil de Grasse Tyson says we only know about 4 percent of the universe and the more we learn we discover that we know even less. I believe he was quoting other scientists. That’s why he says we cannot rule out a God or Deity. It’s just amazing
Question for newbies: is there a way to search within your archives by topic? I want to read everything you wrote about memory, and found the link on this page and (via linked linked pages) another one. Is there a linear way to read parts 1-10, say, or a tag I can search?
Edit: there is a tiny little magnifying glass below the first article on the show page. Got it!
Yes, I'm slightly confused. But what the hell--subscribed!
Curiousity, by its very nature must contain surprise.
Love that photo all my insert photos have the photographer's name at bottom. Are these your own photos? Also appreciate your content and themes. Right on we go😎 Check out my newsletter
Well, I can't comment on your recommendations so - this will have to do.
I am a survivor of having been at the same school as Annette Laing of Non-Boring History - she's pretty well always had a Tigger-ish level of energy & enthusiasm. Only one of her (Thank God - I don't think any of us could cope with more).
Her passion for the writing is genuine (you could also try her books, based on a town she & I both know well). I don't always agree, but she's too young to be right all the time.
It might also have led me to subscribe to yours.
I certainly hope this "Everything is Amazing" is meant literally. I live in that world.
I am new here and utterly exhausted tonight but the goal of learning something new wakes me up every morning and I WILL BE BACK! That’s a threat! Most folks just cannot deal with my need to know things! New things; or just things never learned before! Whatever! Getting ready for a new journey!😊😳🤔
I love it Mike! Super cool idea and enjoying the ride!
Well said Mike! As the coauthor of "Intelligent Curiosity, the art of finding more", I couldn't agree more. When we take time, even a moment, to notice what is around us, the world unfolds in wondrous ways. Jim Cathcart
I've subscribed Mike! I try to live in wonder everyday. From working with amazing people, running businesses changing the world. To walking in nature without my phone, just listening, watching and taking in the sounds. Some of the places I've visited and things I've got to partake in during my life I will always treasure. We really do live in a mind boggling world and universe!
It was something that left the curiosity still curious.
Well Im sure there will be gems inside and I will dive in to find them.
Looking forward to settle my curiosity
The most gleeful into letter ever
Ok, so this wasn’t actually supposed to happen, but now I know what “Restack” does!
I’ve just subscribed! You were the first substack I discovered while I was wondering whether to start my own. I’m now two issues into mine and loving it.
I also want to start investing in the community so what better way to start. Thank you!
I'd be interested in interviewing you on a recorded zoom call re your Twitter thread success story. Especially if you were willing to narrate a short screen share of charts and tweets?
The astrophysicist Neil de Grasse Tyson says we only know about 4 percent of the universe and the more we learn we discover that we know even less. I believe he was quoting other scientists. That’s why he says we cannot rule out a God or Deity. It’s just amazing
Question for newbies: is there a way to search within your archives by topic? I want to read everything you wrote about memory, and found the link on this page and (via linked linked pages) another one. Is there a linear way to read parts 1-10, say, or a tag I can search?
Edit: there is a tiny little magnifying glass below the first article on the show page. Got it!