There are variations in how human brains work.
This doesn’t mean our differences need to be fixed or that we should stop trying to learn & grow.
It just means we should all try to understand each other.
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#Tweet100 – Day 11/100
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#Tweet100 – Day 12/100
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#Tweet100 – Day 5/100
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#Tweet100 – Day 16/100
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#Tweet100 – Day 14/100
Unpopular opinion: A modern polymath — also known as Renaissance person, Multipotentialite, Jack of all trades — is more likely to thrive in a global pandemic than a specialist in one domain of expertise.