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I’m reading The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot, and the fifth chapter has a paragraph that genuinely gave me butterflies.The paragraph is about a woman who’s forced moved on from a project she loved. Lenni, one of the two protagonists, has her life changed by this woman. And there’s something about the way the paragraph is written – not really what it says, but how – that makes you feel a sense of fierce love for all the strangers you’ve met that have unknowingly changed your life for the better.From these first few chapters, and this paragraph in particular, I know I’m lucky to be reading this book. via /r/books https://ift.tt/3k7gZ38

Sometimes, there’s a moment where a book reminds you of the beauty of life and you realise how lucky you are that you get to read it.

I’m reading The One Hundred Years of Lenni and Margot, and the fifth chapter has a paragraph that genuinely gave me butterflies.The paragraph is about a woman who’s forced moved on from a project she loved. Lenni, one of the two protagonists, has her life changed by this woman. And there’s something about the way

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Can anyone recommend me a good audiobook that has a similar theme or feel as the show? Or maybe just even the same accents and time period? Maybe just someone who sounds like Cillian Murphy?I adore Stephen Fry’s Sherlock Holmes and Johnathan Keeble’s first few books of the Saxon Stories. via /r/audiobooks https://ift.tt/3jWMQnq

If I Like Peaky Blinders…

Can anyone recommend me a good audiobook that has a similar theme or feel as the show? Or maybe just even the same accents and time period? Maybe just someone who sounds like Cillian Murphy?I adore Stephen Fry’s Sherlock Holmes and Johnathan Keeble’s first few books of the Saxon Stories. via /r/audiobooks https://ift.tt/3jWMQnq

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It’s 9:20pm CET: Wow, thank you all for your questions and for joining the AMA today. It was more than I expected and I tried to answer as much as possible and now my brain is pudding. Signing off for today. If you want to ask more stuff, maybe ask others from the team, head over to r/kurzgesagt or checkout our (independent) discord community.Again, thank you for your watching our videos. Doing Kurzgesagt is truly a privilege and a dream job. You are making this possible. The entire team and I appreciate it more than you can imagine.​I was really bad at school and I dropped out of high school at age fifteen and generally was a pretty stupid and not interested in learning anything. While pursuing my secondary school diploma I met a remarkable teacher (thanks Frau Reddanz!) who inspired a passion for learning and understanding the world in me. (Mostly by screaming at me passionately). This changed how I looked at anything education related – school really made stuff horribly boring but with passion and a different teaching approach everything actually became super interesting.So I went on to study history but that was boring too ( university, not the subject) and finally I switched to communication design with a focus on infographics, wanting to make difficult ideas engaging and accessible. During that time Edu Youtube became big and I ended up doing a video as bachelors thesis.This project became one of the largest sciency channels on YouTube over the course of the following eight years. (It is still pretty funny to me as I’m the most unlikely person too that should explain people anything about anything) Today we have more than 16 million subscribers and 1.5 billion views on our main channel on YouTube and a team of 45 individuals working full time behind the scenes of the channel. We are known for the insane amount of hours we put into every video, which currently is north of 1200+ hours per video. Also we only published 150 videos in 8 years.For the last decade, I’ve been working on and off on a book about the immune system, and decided to finish it during the pandemic, as it (obviously) felt like the right time. In the book, I take you on a journey through the fortress of the human body and its defenses and discuss a few diseases and how amazing your defenses are. The book happens to be released today if you want to check it out!Ask me anything!Also, here’s my proof via /r/IAmA https://ift.tt/3mEb87g

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Housing is now at the point where people our age (I’m 23) will never be able to afford a house. If you want to live in a city I don’t even see how you can even save up for a downpayment on studio apartment while paying current rent prices. And even if you’re able to get a mortgage, you’ll be a wage slave till you die.Older Canadians have no interest in creating an affordable housing market because it’d mean their homes from 20+ years ago would decrease from 300%+ paper gains to 200% paper gains. No party (yes, even NDP) will take drastic enough measures to create affordable housing. It’d be political suicide given the homeownership rate is ~70%. This problem isn’t going to get fixed anytime soon given our growing population and lackluster housing unit construction rate. Our GDP is built off pimping out shelter to one another.Housing in the U.S costs a fraction of what it is here, especially if you want to live in a city. Salary for skilled labor in the U.S is significantly higher, taxes are lower, and you have more career and entrepreneurial opportunities. All Canada has to offer in return is cold weather and free healthcare (no vision or dental), which you’d have anyways in the U.S at any decent employer. Am I crazy or are there really no pros to being a Canadian anymore? If you don’t have generational wealth your options are being a serf for life to own a home in some desolate, cold, boring suburb, or being a serf for life in to rent a 500-600sqft shoebox apartment. I really have no hope in Canadians to fix the state of the market and want to start a life in the U.S but it’s difficult moving south and buying a home with no clear path to PR. Right now we’re essentially stuck in a massive flyover state with NYC costs of living. via /r/canadahousing https://ift.tt/3mwZrPT

Gen Z/Younger Millenials, have you given up on Canada?

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For many, this PSA is either obvious or irrelevant. This is for those who ask what to do when they’ve maxed both their registered accounts.You can open a non registered account. You can do this with your brokerage. You will pay capital gains tax but can also claim losses. If you have excess cash (without a designated near term purpose) but don’t know what to do, you can continue investing.That’s all. via /r/PersonalFinanceCanada https://ift.tt/3CvNjnK

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The average US adult footprint is 30 tons. About half that is direct and half of that is indirect (government and corporations).If you live in Montana, switching from electric heat to a rocket mass heater cuts your carbon footprint by 29 tons. That as much as parking 7 petroleum fueled cars. And reduces a lot of other pollutants.Here is my four minute blurb at the energy conference yesterday https://youtu.be/ybS-3UNeDi0?t=2I wish that everybody knew about this form of heating and cooking – and about the building design that uses that heat from the summer to heat the home in winter. Residential heat in a cold climate is a major player in global issues – and I am struggling to get my message across.Proof …. proof 2 via /r/IAmA https://ift.tt/2XXAhQV

IamA guy with climate change solutions. Really and for true! I just finished speaking at an energy conference and am desperately trying to these solutions into more brains! AMA!

The average US adult footprint is 30 tons. About half that is direct and half of that is indirect (government and corporations).If you live in Montana, switching from electric heat to a rocket mass heater cuts your carbon footprint by 29 tons. That as much as parking 7 petroleum fueled cars. And reduces a lot

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