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Rushing: a waste of time?
One of my favourite parts of immersing in Swedish culture is the sauna. Sweating in hot cedar and then dipping in the cold North Sea with the old dames of malmö has become somewhat of a mid-week ritual. One I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged David Graeber, life, Research, rush, rushing, what's the point if we can't have fun
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