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January 03, 2019

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The Past, The Present, The Future - Abrahamics

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Life Lessons InShorts

These few years have been detrimental in shaping me as a man and helping me understand how I need to design and engineering strategies to overcome every barrier I face obstructing my goals and Ambitions. Along the journey I've learned a lot from my failures and successes. We all have lessons learnt from hardship and experience. My story relates to everyone here in America and all around the globe. Hence, I've finalized & created these tips mentioned below. I hope few of these images may make you feel happy and confident about you & your current situation. "Our Prime purpose in this life is to help others, We rise by lifting others " - Dalai Lama

My Role Models

INTRO Every one has a role model in their life to admire and inspire them in making decisions. To me my role models have been influencing my life from a very young age. They have helped the world in multiple ways. They have contributed in shaping the future. They have been through immense struggles throughout their lives in search of success and glory. I feel connected to them in a unique way as I visualize myself in their shoes while solving problems and have been through similar struggles through life to get to the point I am today. Their philanthropic activities and visions of the future align to my visions and mission in life. I relate to them very often, follow them on social media and am up to date with their life and activities. Mentioned below are my 4 Favorite mentors in history 👑1 Full name: Elon Reeve Musk DOB: born June 28, 1971 [Star sign: Cancer] Location: Pretoria, South Africa He went to the University of Pretoria prior to moving to Canada at age 17 to go t

The Most Important Century

Will the future of humanity be wild, or boring? It’s natural to think that if we’re trying to be sober and measured, and predict what will really happen rather than spin an exciting story, it’s more likely than not to be sort of… dull. But according to Holden Karnofsky, founder of charity evaluator GiveWell and foundation Open Philanthropy, the idea that there’s a boring future that’s internally coherent is an illusion that comes from not inspecting those scenarios too closely. In his new article series, “The Most Important Century,” Karnofsky argues that all possible views about humanity’s future are wild. For the first 99% of human history, the global economy (initially mostly food production) grew very slowly: under 0.1% a year. But since the Industrial Revolution around 1800, growth has exploded to over 2% a year. To us in 2020, that sounds perfectly sensible and the natural order of things. But Holden points out that in fact it’s not only unprecedented, it also can’t continue fo

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