Aimo Koivunen and his story Try to put yourself in the shoes of a Finnish soldier navigating the harsh Lapland wilderness on a freezing winter’s day. It’s about 10 a.m., your unit has been on the move almost continuously for more than two days, skiing in knee-deep snow. Everyone is already completely exhausted, the temperature […]
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One and a half billion years ago, more or less the whole Earth was covered by a single warm ocean. The air outside the ocean was filled with oxygen, a violent poison that uncompromisingly killed most living organisms that were exposed to it. But a few species of bacteria hacked this killing system and learned
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Who am I? I am my body. My body is a decentralized mass of matter. Why decentralized? Because the community of cells that makes up me has no central authority. Each cell takes care of itself, and its genetic program is based, for the most part, on preserving its own integrity. The smaller part of
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I love the universe ( = reality) and consider myself to be a recursion of it — I am made up of the particles of the universe, whose cooperation allows me to perceive the universe as a totality. Or more precisely, to perceive myself and the relationships I create together with the universe. How (and
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To all the narcissistic psychopaths, criminals and murderers who allow themselves to make decisions about the lives of others without remorse! It is you who have caused the deaths of thousands of innocent people. Not the substances, people and activities that you think you are fighting with your controls. You spread fear and create prisons
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