Why does curiosity kill a cat? Why are clams so damn happy, and does the early bird truly get the worm? Join us on Curiosity Killed It.
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Does the worm come to the earliest rising bird or the first bird to a new field? 🐦
Is being FIRST actually important? We’re discussing examples of when being first is advantageous and when it’s not.
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What makes people organized? In this episode we’re hypothesizing that it’s passion.
Get your 🦆🦆🦆in a row.
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@curiositykillit I’d love an episode on “your mileage may vary”
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I literally thought a ‘stitch in time’ was time stopping and that would save nine people’s lives. I clearly have no idea what is going on. 🤦🏼♀️
A stitch in time saves nine 🪡⏰
Is this about a rip in the space-time continuum? A saying about sewing? What if we told you it's neither of those?
We're talking about weeds in the garden, mental health, and job burnout 👇
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A stitch in time saves nine 🪡⏰
Is this about a rip in the space-time continuum? A saying about sewing? What if we told you it's neither of those?
We're talking about weeds in the garden, mental health, and job burnout 👇
open.spotify.com/episode/5hl…
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My grandma used to say "You get more flies with honey than with vinegar."
While I understand the sentiment, who tf wants flies?
Head to head battle on what episode we should release tomorrow.
0%Those in glass houses
100%Fake it till you make it
2 votes • Final results
Take it with a grain of🧂
Why do some things we say need salt? Why specifically do we need one grain of it?
We're discussing:
- When to be a skeptic
- Are words like poison?
- How much salt is a grain (might surprise you)
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Don't put the cart before the 🐴
We're discussing the appropriate times to innovate, when tradition/convention is valuable, and why people are reluctant to change.
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PS. Germany put the cart in front of the horse in the 19th century 👏
Is there something that you think more practice makes you worse at?
When does practice not make perfect?
There seems to be a counter saying to almost everything ⚖️
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You want to talk about practice...? We do!
Does practice make 👌 or does practice make 💀
We're discussing where perfection is possible, the difference between learning and practice, and when practice actually makes you worse.
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Great conversation on this episode of @curiositykillit. Made me think of @De6rasse, running w/straight right arm. It’s not the way most sprinters run, but doesn’t *seem* to be hindering him. He’s discussed working on it, but isn’t sure if it will change things for better or worse
Pretty aligned on this in our latest episode - open.spotify.com/episode/1ML…
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