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"And most of what you need to do requires that you slow down to do it. You see, in the digital world, you're trained to need and want everything to be accomplished faster than before. Another one is. Staying human means coming to terms with the mystery and the paradox of humanity. You're not going to come across many things that are absolutely good or bad in your life. For example, a forest fire is devastating, but it allows for new growth."
"And most of what you need to do requires that you slow down to do it. You see, in the digital world, you're trained to need and want everything to be accomplished faster than before. Another one is. Staying human means coming to terms with the mystery and the paradox of humanity. You're not going to come across many things that are absolutely good or bad in your life. For example, a forest fire is devastating, but it allows for new growth."
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"And most of what you need to do requires that you slow down to do it. You see, in the digital world, you're trained to need and want everything to be accomplished faster than before. Another one is. Staying human means coming to terms with the mystery and the paradox of humanity. You're not going to come across many things that are absolutely good or bad in your life. For example, a forest fire is devastating, but it allows for new growth."
"And most of what you need to do requires that you slow down to do it. You see, in the digital world, you're trained to need and want everything to be accomplished faster than before. Another one is. Staying human means coming to terms with the mystery and the paradox of humanity. You're not going to come across many things that are absolutely good or bad in your life. For example, a forest fire is devastating, but it allows for new growth."