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Anxiety

By: David Werdiger
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Sep 2
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The one thing every human being will face is also the thing many of us avoid thinking about.

Mortality is our only certainty, yet it’s incredibly difficult to confront because it forces us to face the unknown. In this clip, we explore why fear of death shapes so much of how we think, act, and make decisions across generations.

Sometimes the questions that make us uncomfortable are the ones most worth asking.

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Madonna, at Coachella this year: "I came to Earth to be a doer not a watcher." The Hollywood Reporter

She was talking about looking out at a sea of phones during her own show and not being able to see a single face.

Recently, attendees were forced to place their phones and

The one thing every human being will face is also the thing many of us avoid thinking about.

Mortality is our only certainty, yet it's incredibly difficult to confront because it forces us to face the unknown. In this clip, we explore why fear of death shapes so much of how we

An idea has been sitting with me from a piece (see the link in the comments) on why the left can't seem to build a movement with the same cultural pull the hippies had.

The argument: the 60s counterculture wasn't just a set of opinions, it was communes, uniforms, music, a whole

We’d give anything for more time with our families.

So why let our devices steal our attention from our most precious relationships?

The Family Time Pact is built on a simple belief: time is the one thing we can’t earn back, and the way we spend it shapes our relationships more

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