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Sometimes You Need a Scene Where You Save the Baby by Passing Him Around as if He Were a Ball
In late 2005, the first game in the Yakuza franchise (known as Like a Dragon in Japanese) saw the light of day.
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If You Stick Your Neck Out You Might Get Struck by Lightning
The global giraffe population between 1996 and 2010 was around 140,000 (that sounds really low, doesn’t it?).
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If You Can’t Adapt You’re Running Your Race Backwards
Time waits for no one.
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All Letters of the Alphabet Appear in the Names of the American States Except for One
Which one do you think is missing?
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Strangling a Beginner's Mindset: How To Crush Learning
It is a rainy day.
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Being A Creator Is Simple: Stick To Deadlines
This notorious video game auteur said what exactly?
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What Would You Pay For Greenland?
And why momentum is better than perfection.
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Not Having Deadlines Is A Luxury I Cannot Afford
I’ve already worked 57 hours this week, and I still have Friday to go!
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Learning to Learn: The Best Way to Find Opportunities
Learning is the foundation. With a system and the proper belief in yourself you can become anything or anyone.
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You Know Nothing and You Hopefully Never Will
Why becoming a perpetual beginner is the key to lasting learning and contentment.
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That Time I Figured Out Life as a Teenager at 2AM and Then Promptly Proceeded to Ignore It for More Than a Decade
Maybe you knew the direction all along, but lost your way.
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The Simple Thing Most People Surprisingly Neglect After Learning
Are you learning to learn, or learning to do? Part 4 of 4.
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