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Ann Arbor
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The Stories We Tell Ourselves

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By Scott Monty
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- Julius Caesar, 52 B.C. "It's just the wind." You've probably thought that to yourself (or even said it out loud) when you were alone at home at night and heard an unexpected noise. "It's just the wind," you say, as you try to convince yourself that there's nothing to worry about. Then, thinking that the wind couldn't make that kind of a sound, you pivot: "Or maybe it's a squirrel in the attic." You desperately want to try to outsmart the fear center in your brain. Maybe you succeed.
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Sunday Journal #24

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By Scott Monty
| Timeless & Timely
By Scott Monty Welcome to Sunday Journal, a chance to start your week out with short, quiet reflections and advice for life. This effort started with a handwritten journal I keep for each of my children, designed to give them a sense of how to become the best version of themselves. If you find this valuable, please share it with others. Each edition contains three sections: reflections to put into practice, an inspirational quote, and an image to contemplate.
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There is No Algorithm for Life

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By Scott Monty
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"What else than a natural and mighty palimpsest is the human brain? Everlasting layers of ideas, images, feelings, have fallen upon your brain softly as light. Each succession has seemed to bury all that went before. And yet, in reality, not one has been extinguished." - Thomas De Quincey, 1845 There is a scene in The Twilight Zone that deserves to be far more famous than it is. In " The Brain Center at Whipple's," a CEO named Wallace Whipple has decided to replace his factory workers with machines.
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