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Kama muta: the powerful emotion you didn’t know you had

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Are We Too Impatient to Be Intelligent? - by Rory Sutherland - Behavioral Scientist

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“Craft is knowing how to start, art is knowing when to stop”. Did not have Ben Affleck’s astute commentary about AI on my bingo card.

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Tim Cook on Why Apple’s Huge Bets Will Pay Off — The Wall Street Journal

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The Art of Taking It Slow — The New Yorker

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How Kodak invented the “snapshot”

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Kama muta enhances our commitment to our relationships and encourages us to act with greater compassion and kindness

What I’m feeling is kama muta – an under-recognised emotion that has been the focus of Fiske’s work for more than a decade. According to Fiske and his colleagues, kama muta evolved to bind us to others and strengthen our relationships. “It motivates you to embrace and care for other people,”

The power to change the world: The oral history of “Look at Wrist”

The Mushroom Kingdom That Shigeru Miyamoto Built

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The Godfather of American Comedy — The Atlantic

The Technicolor Influence of Kayōkyoku Records

Looks Delicious! review: a mind-boggling banquet of replica Japanese food

The secret inside One Million Checkboxes

Inside the Dangerous, Secretive World of Extreme Fishing — The Atlantic

Hannah Einbinder’s Accidental Road to Acting Stardom — GQ

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