One Hundred Milliseconds Between the World and You

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Keith Allen
September 28, 2025

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The One Hundred Milliseconds Between the World and You: Oliver Sacks on Perception

“If the doors of perception were cleansed,” William Blake wrote, “everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.” But we are finite creatures, in time and in space, and …

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Leadership

The Humility Myth

Humility is a superpower when possessed by competent and experienced leaders.

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Human beings like the idea of the truth, but you might notice how quickly facts go out the window when there’s something to gain or lose.

There’s an instinctive drive to protect one’s position, real or hypothetical, by saying whatever keeps you feeling safest.

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