Belief and judgment are just ideas bouncing around in our heads. They’re not right or true, but they do often act like resentful children repeating the same mistakes over and over without ever realizing it.
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Aaron stared out the window of the helicopter at Cathedral Rock and wondered if he and the pilot would reach Sedona Airport before the storm. He knew the risk, but he didn’t care. His father Jim was deteriorating from Dementia and Parkinson’s in an assisted living home. He would argue with Fidel Castro at church
Maybe our descendants will recall our era as the Age of Uncertainty given that current definitions of perception tend to serve as either eternally debatable theories or revisions of what we thought we once knew. Subatomic elements are defined by distance, not close proximity, and although dark matter might account for over 80% of all
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The words most worth sharing are sometimes never expressed because they are too honest and strange. They are born in privacy and exiled to memory, the product of our fearful neglect. Yet, like a beam of light ready to pierce the darkness, they wait restlessly for the touch of the sorcerer’s wand.
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Olivia Anderson had recently returned to Bridgeport, Illinois after a year of living in Budapest, and she needed a place to live. She was tired of tugging at the end of her parents’ leash and wanted to choose her own path in life. This meant paying for her own apartment. Her best friend Emma Chase had been earning her own
When she walked into the restaurant a few months ago, she looked like she had just stepped out of a Rolling Stone ad. She was wearing skinny jeans, jump boots laced only half way up, a loose white T-shirt with some vague black logo, and dark-rimmed glasses. She wore a gray fedora tilted on her