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So this is what I have come around to, this is how I have made sense of my obsession with anarchism: the first target of anarchistic practice ought to be whatever it is *in me* that resists anarchy—what resists negotiation, the turning toward the Other as neighbor and potential collaborator.
Between Chaos and the Man
Alan Jacobs
In sum, our busyness:
1. Creates markets for new products and even new industries
2. Increases our spending on palliative measures
3. Generates wealth via interest for lenders
4. Distracts us the public sphere (among many other things…)
Busyness Decoded: How to Limit What You Say “Yes” To
Tara McMullin
Regardless of one’s level, it facilitates growth to ask, “What is the most generous, most helpful, or most service-minded thing I can do?”
The Map
Keith M. Eigel, PhD
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