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charleshughsmith.blogspot.com | Charles Smith
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charleshughsmith.substack.com | Charles Smith
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charleshughsmith.blogspot.com | Charles Smith
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lewrockwell.com | Charles Smith
We’re prone to addiction, and addiction is highly profitable. They know it, and we know it. We inhabit an Addiction Economy. We all know the cure for addiction is to go Cold Turkey: drop the denial and delusion of control, and excise the source of the addiction from one’s life. This is of course not easy; it’s agony on multiple fronts, for we’ve come to depend on the source of addiction for dopamine hits, pain management, and distraction from our troubles and travails.
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charleshughsmith.substack.com | Charles Smith
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Brilliant photograph.
Carlo Scarpa | 1. Deeply subtle, particularly in its treatment of materials, light and history, Carlo Scarpa’s architecture reflected his passion for history, craftsmanship and artisanal traditions at a time when his peers were steeped in rationalism. https://t.co/wEkiJSW0lr https://t.co/7hY94myCy2
RT @RachelHorne19: A @nytimes piece about the wonderful jewelry designer Romilly Sumarez Smith who - after losing the use of her hands due…
Prof Gavin G is a hero.
@CSaumarezSmith Absolutely thrilled to read this lovely article. Please send Romilly my very best - and also let her know I have passed on the piece to Prof Gavin (G).
