by Annabelle Allen In 1654, the philosopher Blaise Pascal wrote, “All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” Pascal believed human beings chose aimless distraction to run from the problems of our emotions. So instead of sitting still, we do. Centuries later, men and women are faced with the American hustle culture, where every minute of our lives is pointed toward profit and self-improvement. These days all time is money. Even the time […]
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