Life can be challengingly complex, no doubt. But part of h2bh is to maintain our grasp on the place of simplicity and its virtue.

Just as drones can survey an entire landscape, we have the tools needed to survey history from a bird’s eye view.

For an organisation which is supposed to be strive for balance, they had no problem deceptively pouring fuel onto the fire.

The dopamine wave, though, seems so seeped into society and masqueraded as something good or beneficial, at most neutral. At current rate, there seems to be no institutional way of stopping it.

If the point and incentive for comparing our lives is to drive us forward, arguably we achieve the reverse.

There is a subtle beauty about the way fire works.

A true friend does not only ensure you are part of their journey; they are there for yours.

The challenge and response comes in setting healthy boundaries and maintaining habits which will break the chain of constant dopamine addiction and bondage.

Rather, it highlights the need for persistence and diligence right to the end, so that we can build consistency and faithfulness.

Whilst opportunity abounds, on the flipside, such a society is plagued with relentless drives to obtain positions of maximum influence and pleasure, to the extent that we are willing to 'get one over' on our neighbour to get to where we think we need to be.

Whilst such a pioneering spirit has always existed in humanity, it is now that the doors of this period of human potential appear to be closing, as a key ingredient is being quenched.

For example, when one considers the vastness of the universe, you cannot help but be humbled. When one considers how celestial events such as supernovas cause ripples throughout the heavens, it pulls you into thoughtfulness.

Throughout the history of science there have been remarkable waves of watershed moments which modify the very nature of empirical belief, yet still a robustness in the sense of science’s overall purpose.

Not only is pride an enemy of solidarity and friendship, it also blinds us to that which could benefit our development as humans, that which we are too prideful to learn.

there comes a point in life where you learn that some things are much better done in small little steps that take time in building to the bigger picture.

In order to maintain innovation and continue to develop skills which are expanded upon, a society must value the place of those skills in the first place.

Many great minds have stared humanity deep in the eyes and recognised that the correct path is not vain-pursuit, but instead in a quiet contentedness.

Trees, the heaviest users, communicate on the web by sending signals through their roots. They share information on threats posed by invasive organisms, predators or pests.

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Looking back across time, if we are being honest, the comfortable living standard that many of us enjoy is somewhat of a historical outlier.