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[Book Review] The Art of Gathering

By: Fully Booked Club | Rayna Wang April 16, 2020

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Review of the book “The Art of Gathering” – how to become better hosts at gatherings of all kinds, from birthday parties to home dinners to professional meetings.

[Flash Fiction] Save the “Date” (1): Tinder Stories

By: Fully Booked Club | Rayna Wang March 7, 2020March 23, 2020

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The 1st part of a short fiction on dating – what’s a hotter topic than Tinder, the app that is supposed to kindle hot romantic fires? Read on for how a Tinder super-user handles the heat of (probably 157+) dates. His views on dating may resonate with or surprise you.

The Best Relationship Advice: “When People Tell You Who They Are, Believe Them”

By: Fully Booked Club | Rayna Wang September 9, 2019

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Believe them – and believe them the first time. This is the best relationship advice that will set you free and save you from pain.

Witch Hunt 2019 Version: On What Grounds Do You Stand?

“What if everything we are taught in economics 101 is not only wrong, but may even be setting us up for populism, dictatorship or revolution?” Wondering why that’s the case? Read more about a modern “witch hunt” in an “economy of deception” littered by “preference falsification”.

Life Is The Ultimate Imitation Game (René Girard reading notes 1)

“Man differs from the other animals in his greater aptitude for imitation.” Let’s look at this quote from Aristotle from the modern lens of evolutionary biology, identity politics, game theory, and AI.

The Violinist and the Symphony: How Pieces Complete the Puzzle

By: Fully Booked Club | Rayna Wang August 3, 2019August 11, 2019

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You are not (just) looking for a violinist. You are looking to create a great symphony. A look at the sum, the parts, and the relationships between them.

“It will be waiting and it is yours”: The Atlantis in Your Eyes

By: Fully Booked Club | Rayna Wang July 31, 2019August 11, 2019

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There is another world out there. It is an Atlantis shaped by your world view, protected by your moral code. It is real. It is possible. It is waiting for you.