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Spotlight On Kindness: Heroes And Survivors

Twenty years ago, on 9/11, I remember a friend calling me in the morning with the tragic news. For weeks, many of us were glued to the TV trying to process the aftermath, laden with stories of loss and heroism. Looking back at it now, I’m reminded that tomorrow is not guaranteed. And life shouldn’t be taken for granted. We need to make every moment count and do what matters most. On this day of remembrance, we honor heroes and survivors who remind us that kindness is what carries us. –Guri

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Editor’s Note: Twenty years ago, on 9/11, I remember a friend calling me in the morning with the tragic news. For weeks, many of us were glued to the TV trying to process the aftermath, laden with stories of loss and heroism. Looking back at it now, I’m reminded that tomorrow is not guaranteed. And life shouldn’t be taken for granted. We need to make every moment count and do what matters most. On this day of remembrance, we honor heroes and survivors who remind us that kindness is what carries us. –Guri
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Nature is a Jazz Band, Not a Machine

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Nature is a Jazz Band, Not a Machine

I am life which wills to live, and I exist in the midst of life which wills to live.

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Nature is a Jazz Band, Not a Machine

“From genetic engineering to geoengineering, we treat nature as though its a machine. This view of nature has deep roots in Western thought, all the way to Descartes and Hobbs, but its a fundamental misconception with potentially disastrous consequences, argues Jeremy Lent. His work investigates the underlying causes of our civilization’s existential crisis, and explores pathways toward a life-affirming future.” { read more }

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