No engine to drown out the sounds of nature

Bravo @JMilei!

typical OG Chiefs of Staff — probably about a million fires burning out of frame they know will just flame out without intervention while they calmly keep the two critical plates spinning the entire future of their business depends on wisdom and experience just hit different

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Do you believe Jesus rose again?

It is a nice Airstream tbh

Who do you imagine you could do without? It is an uncomfortable question to bring into a festival. But consider how easily we begin sorting people. The ones who understand. The ones who disappoint us. The ones whose knowledge we respect. The ones we have quietly stopped listening to. Then Sukkot places four very different species in our hands. In Vayikra Rabbah 30:12, the sages read them as an image of the Jewish people. The etrog, with both taste and fragrance, represents those with Torah learning and good deeds. The date palm, whose fruit has taste, represents learning without deeds. The fragrant myrtle represents deeds without learning. The willow, with neither taste nor fragrance, represents those lacking both. The midrash then brings them all together, so that they may atone for one another. Even the etrog belongs within that gathering. That detail stays with me. It is easy to recognize our need for community when we feel inadequate. It takes another kind of humility to recognize it when we feel accomplished, knowledgeable, or right. I read this teaching as an invitation to examine the distance we create when we decide that someone has nothing to offer us. A person may struggle to follow a page of Talmud and still notice that you have gone quiet. Someone whose questions test your patience may ask the question you have spent years avoiding. And someone you admire may need help they are ashamed to request. We rarely know the whole of another person. Sometimes we barely know the part of ourselves that a difficult encounter reveals. These days of Sukkot, I want to be more careful about whom I dismiss. I want to remember that learning brings responsibility, that good deeds give learning a place to live, and that we still have work to do together. The four species remain different when we bring them close. May HaShem help us carry our differences with humility, our learning with kindness, and our belonging with responsibility. There is room in our hands for what we have yet to understand. Chag Sameach. חג שמח ✡️💙

Our time has come.

THIS IS IT LADS!!! nothingcanstopwhatiscoming.n…

I really felt the AGI profoundly this time

Starship Flight 14 aiming to launch tomorrow morning

techno optimist social network?

Serenity and joy can be found even amidst suffering, because God grants us the grace to look beyond our earthly horizon towards a more distant future of immeasurable happiness in God, which we are assured of attaining if we remain steadfast in faith and charity. The sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory about to be revealed in us (Rm 8:18). #ApostolicJourney #France vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/e…

"To those of you of Earth, your world has hosted a visitor of alien origin among you for many years... He appears to you as human, but he is not. He walks among you, but he is one of us."

Glorious Mysteries on Orabimus. Join in. I found teo orabimus.com/r/RVNKUQ

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Come pray!

ОБРАЗЪ ГОСПОДА БОГА СПАСА НАШЕГО ІИСУСА ХРИСТА

THANK YOU to everyone who joined us at Moonshots Live, from the speakers who shared their ideas, and to the founders, builders, and creators who came to celebrate and share their visions of a future worth living. This community is what made this event special, and I'm incredibly grateful to be building a better world alongside all of you!