New Pursuit of Wonder book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D4VSD88 This video is a short story about a hyper-intelligent boy named Simon and his journey through the most volatile time in human history. Compelled by traumatic childhood events, Simon decides he will be the one who finds the edge of universe and the source […]
In each moment, we have a choice. In this choice, we determine what kind of life we live. A boring one. Or an exciting one.
In this Bukowski poem entitled, “The Shoelace Poem,” Bukowski invites the listener/reader to feel less alone in the insanity created by the simple, mundane string of ordinary life events. Sometimes it isn’t massive life tragedies that push someone over the edge. Sometimes it’s just one too many broken shoelaces. And […]
All flowers die.
Don’t chase the ball. New Pursuit of Wonder book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D4VSD88
A short animation with a timely message. We never know when the ending moment might come, only to realize what we already knew, but never did anything about. Shop Pursuit of Wonder merch here: https://www.pursuitofwonder.com/store If you are interested in supporting the channel, you can donate to our Patreon here: […]
New Pursuit of Wonder book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D4VSD88 There is so much known about humanity and the life we inhabit, but there is so, so much more unknown. It is humbling and sometimes a little scary to recognize how much we still don’t understand about ourselves. Everyday we do and experience things […]
Aunt Minnie is in the hospital. In this 1983 interview with Richard Feynman, we find out why… or not. Full original interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1ww1IXRfTA This video is transformative in nature and is intended for educational purposes. Therefore, it falls under fair use.
Is not any sort of wealth, fame, impact, or innovation. It is something far more impressive.
In this chaotic world of stress and pressure, sometimes we a need a reminder of how little we all matter. A reminder that we should enjoy our time playing this game, and not let the idealization of being the best player ruin our experience of playing in the first place. […]
