Economist, Danida Fellow-UCPH ,Principal Fellow-Mwambao Institute, Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination.― Oscar Wilde.|

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The #WordOfTheDay is ‘fervid.’ ow.ly/aZk450ZXMMe
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Today's #WordOfTheDay is estimable. Learn more about this word: bit.ly/47jid3w
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Fine writers on desire “It’s not having sex that counts, it’s having desire. I’m interested in what lies at the origin of eroticism, desire. What you can’t, and probably shouldn’t, appease with sex. Desire is a latent activity and in that it resembles writing ...
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Yikes! Hakuna leapfrogging kabisa na at some point realization huwa ni industries lay the groundwork for a lot of things including cities na their benefits.
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Edwin Land on the power of focus:
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If you aren’t excited or hopeful at all times, you’re degenerating, ageing, deteriorating.
Hope is a potent antidepressant.
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All it takes is one good idea, some delusional friends and a Chinese supplier.
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“Fake it till you make it” has some science behind it. People who overestimate their abilities tend to gain higher social status because others perceive them as more competent.
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Next time you go to Mombasa, squeeze in time and go to Nguuni Nature Sanctuary in Bamburi. Entrance fee is 500 bob per adult. They close at 5:00pm.The sunsets are magical and you can have guided walks with giraffes. They also have elands, oryx,waterbucks, and ostriches.
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Genç kadınlar gülen erkeği utangaç erkekten bile daha az çekici değerlendiriyor.
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„The truth is rarely pure and never simple.“ Oscar Wilde * October 16, 1854
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The #WordOfTheDay is ‘syncretic.’ ow.ly/2exx50ZXono
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Replying to @TerryanneChebet
Our dismal protein consumption suggests that there's still scope for growth locally. If anything, we should double down on exporting live animals by managing diseases and vectors. Exporting carcasses present more costly logistical challenges.
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Kenya has close to a thousand slaughterhouses. Only seven meet export-grade standards. Every trade deal, every certification drive, every feedlot going up in every county runs, eventually, through a bottleneck this narrow. Closing that gap will determine Kenya’s export ceiling over the next five years more than any single market-access negotiation.
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Touch grass, climb a mountain, visit cathedrals, read classics, pray in silence, give to strangers, love your family, work passionately, make eye contact, spend a single day without your phone Much of life's beauty simply awaits you taking notice - neither far or distant, but always there for those who pay attention
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I am absolutely convinced that if Israel fired a nuclear missile at Tehran, around ninety percent of the British political and media establishment would explain in grave tones why it was necessary, if regretable, and that those who object are vile extremists and antisemites.
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The preindustrial countryside was no pastoral idyll. Away from cities, people still lived amid smoke, animal waste, and rotting refuse. In her upcoming book, The Grim Old Days, @chellivia shows what everyday life actually looked, felt, and smelled like.
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„Maybe all one can do is hope to end up with the right regrets.“ Arthur Miller * October 17, 1915
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Today's #WordOfTheDay is lily-livered. Learn more about this word: bit.ly/4iKHmv9
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A good summary of Nietzsche could be this: Read Homer, Thucydides, Xenophon, and Plutarch to know greatness b/c the academic historians, classicists and mere moralizers of today seek to make all greatness as small as their own petty souls
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