Luke’s Favorites
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To Be the Best
The desire to be “the best” is universal, often driven by comparison and the yearning for recognition. However, achieving this ideal is nearly impossible due to uncontrollable elements like genetic advantages. Instead, focusing on self-improvement and being the best version of oneself can lead to true fulfillment and self-respect, independent of external validation. Read more
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Like a Moth… from… a Flame
The saying “like a moth to a flame” no longer accurately captures attraction, as research suggests moths actually use light as a navigation system. They aim to keep the light on their back to orient themselves. This insight prompts the consideration of a new phrase, “like a moth from a flame,” and underscores the importance… Read more
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Ripple the World
The author reflects on their childhood dream of making a significant impact on the world, aiming for drastic change. However, they now understand that small, daily acts can lead to unseen but impactful ripples. They redefine “the world” as individuals and embrace the power of making small, positive differences. Read more
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Is It Raining?
The article delves into the challenges of simulating rain in video games and draws a parallel to life’s struggles. Developers overcame technical limitations by having rain follow the player, illustrating how we can mitigate personal challenges through self-reflection. The piece emphasizes the importance of perspective and resilience in facing life’s “storms.” Read more
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The Time Factory
The concept of time as a valuable, non-renewable resource is explored, challenging the idea that it can be “made” or “found.” Unlike other resources, time cannot be replenished and must be used efficiently. Emphasizing the need to live in the present, the piece highlights the importance of making the most of our existing time. Read more
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