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One man had the courage to refuse to salute Adolf Hitler in a 1936 photograph. How did he resist the pull of the crowd? That question led me on a journey to understand the tension between the one and the many. #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #inspiration #books #meaning #technology #mimetic #education #life #ai #politics #history
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One man had the courage to refuse to salute Adolf Hitler in a 1936 photograph. How did he resist the pull of the crowd? That question led me on a journey to understand the tension between the one and the many. #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #inspiration #books #meaning #technology #mimetic #education #life #ai #politics #history
Seeking prestige is a slippery slope. We can seek superficial forms of status, or more grounded forms of status. Follow me to see more insights you can put to work in your life. The goal of my work is to help people develop their solid self—the core of every person that is the heart of conscience, identity, and ultimately joy.
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Seeking prestige is a slippery slope. We can seek superficial forms of status, or more grounded forms of status. Follow me to see more insights you can put to work in your life. The goal of my work is to help people develop their solid self—the core of every person that is the heart of conscience, identity, and ultimately joy.
The deeper boredom David Foster Wallace is talking about here is acedia: an ancient name for a deep spiritual torpor. It’s a restless refusal to face reality, swinging between frantic distraction and hollow apathy. Tech didn't create it, but it does exacerbate it. I write about acedia, and how to break out of it, in my new book THE ONE AND THE NINETY-NINE.
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The deeper boredom David Foster Wallace is talking about here is acedia: an ancient name for a deep spiritual torpor. It’s a restless refusal to face reality, swinging between frantic distraction and hollow apathy. Tech didn't create it, but it does exacerbate it. I write about acedia, and how to break out of it, in my new book THE ONE AND THE NINETY-NINE.
Chamath from @theallinpod explains his most useful mental model, and how my book Wanting can help you apply this framework to improve your life.
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Chamath from @theallinpod explains his most useful mental model, and how my book Wanting can help you apply this framework to improve your life.
Technology accelerates social contagion, but our problem is deeper than "screens are bad." We're not addicted to the phones. We're addicted to the people in the phones.
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Technology accelerates social contagion, but our problem is deeper than "screens are bad." We're not addicted to the phones. We're addicted to the people in the phones.
What are "thin" desires? And how do we know the difference between those desires that come and go and the "thicker" desires that are solid, meaningful, and don't disappoint? I explore this question in my book WANTING: The Power of Mimetic Desire in Everyday Life. #philosophy #meaning #life #wisdom #books #knowledge #mimetic #inspiration
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What are "thin" desires? And how do we know the difference between those desires that come and go and the "thicker" desires that are solid, meaningful, and don't disappoint? I explore this question in my book WANTING: The Power of Mimetic Desire in Everyday Life. #philosophy #meaning #life #wisdom #books #knowledge #mimetic #inspiration
Augustine had a word for the vice of the internet age: curiositas. It doesn't mean "curiosity", but rather a disordered desire for knowing stuff regardless of its real value. It is the intellectual twin of bodily lust—the following of ephemeral passions without regard for consequences or what they're leading to. It's the act of knowing stuff as a form of possession; as if knowing everything that the latest Dwarkesh podcast guest had to say has any real value in itself.
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Augustine had a word for the vice of the internet age: curiositas. It doesn't mean "curiosity", but rather a disordered desire for knowing stuff regardless of its real value. It is the intellectual twin of bodily lust—the following of ephemeral passions without regard for consequences or what they're leading to. It's the act of knowing stuff as a form of possession; as if knowing everything that the latest Dwarkesh podcast guest had to say has any real value in itself.
Is Intelligence Uniquely Human? #philosophy #wisdom #life #knowledge #inspiration #technology #ai
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Is Intelligence Uniquely Human? #philosophy #wisdom #life #knowledge #inspiration #technology #ai
Are you paying the "misery tax"? When I was building my startups, I would work long days, every day. Then, I would indulge in excess: drinking too much, eating too much, losing money on things I didn't even want. It took a toll on my health, on my relationships, and my finances. Why was I doing this? I realized that I was consuming things to feel better about myself in order to wake up the next day and do what I really didn't want to do. When our goals are based on desires we've adopted from other people, that mismatch can lead to a feeling of unfulfillment. The solution is to understand the forces at work, like mimetic desire, that are causing us to pay the misery tax. @theminimalists #philosophy #meaning #wisdom #life #books #knowledge #inspiration #technology
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Are you paying the "misery tax"? When I was building my startups, I would work long days, every day. Then, I would indulge in excess: drinking too much, eating too much, losing money on things I didn't even want. It took a toll on my health, on my relationships, and my finances. Why was I doing this? I realized that I was consuming things to feel better about myself in order to wake up the next day and do what I really didn't want to do. When our goals are based on desires we've adopted from other people, that mismatch can lead to a feeling of unfulfillment. The solution is to understand the forces at work, like mimetic desire, that are causing us to pay the misery tax. @theminimalists #philosophy #meaning #wisdom #life #books #knowledge #inspiration #technology
Is What You Want Making You Miserable? When I was young, the things I thought would make me happy made me miserable. It inspired me to dive into the origin of my desires.
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Is What You Want Making You Miserable? When I was young, the things I thought would make me happy made me miserable. It inspired me to dive into the origin of my desires.
Why do successful people often seem the most unhappy?
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Why do successful people often seem the most unhappy?
My 6 Favorite D.C. Writing Spots I wrote The One and the Ninety-Nine in many places, including these six bars, restaurants, and coffee shops in D.C. that received a shoutout in the Acknowledgements. #books #restaurants #d.c. #washington #washingtondc #washingtondcfood
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My 6 Favorite D.C. Writing Spots I wrote The One and the Ninety-Nine in many places, including these six bars, restaurants, and coffee shops in D.C. that received a shoutout in the Acknowledgements. #books #restaurants #d.c. #washington #washingtondc #washingtondcfood
We've lost the art of association, the "mother science" of democracy. Small civic communities that used to be widely available are scarce now, and we can wait around for them to form or take initiative to create them ourselves. @actoninstitute #philosophy #knowledge #books #inspiration #wisdom #meaning
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We've lost the art of association, the "mother science" of democracy. Small civic communities that used to be widely available are scarce now, and we can wait around for them to form or take initiative to create them ourselves. @actoninstitute #philosophy #knowledge #books #inspiration #wisdom #meaning
AI responses feel highly personalized, but it's an illusion. @secondthought_pod #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #ai
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AI responses feel highly personalized, but it's an illusion. @secondthought_pod #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #ai
There have been many books about how to find your tribe, and I've found a lot of various tribes over the course of my life. But what I hadn't seen before is a book about how to actually exist in a community without becoming somebody that you don't even recognize. The One and the Ninety-Nine: Forging Identity in the Age of Social Contagion is available now wherever you get your books. With @bridget.phetasy on Walk Ins Welcome
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There have been many books about how to find your tribe, and I've found a lot of various tribes over the course of my life. But what I hadn't seen before is a book about how to actually exist in a community without becoming somebody that you don't even recognize. The One and the Ninety-Nine: Forging Identity in the Age of Social Contagion is available now wherever you get your books. With @bridget.phetasy on Walk Ins Welcome
We are constantly scrolling, watching, and listening to podcasts in the search for more and more information. But in our quest to become hyper-informed, are we becoming poorly formed? St. Augustine had a word for what's become the vice of the internet age: "curiositas." It means a disordered desire for knowing more stuff regardless of its value. Knowledge as a form of possession. I write about this and what we can do to resist its pull in The One and the Ninety-Nine: Forging Identity in the Age of Social Contagion. #books #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #inspiration #meaning
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We are constantly scrolling, watching, and listening to podcasts in the search for more and more information. But in our quest to become hyper-informed, are we becoming poorly formed? St. Augustine had a word for what's become the vice of the internet age: "curiositas." It means a disordered desire for knowing more stuff regardless of its value. Knowledge as a form of possession. I write about this and what we can do to resist its pull in The One and the Ninety-Nine: Forging Identity in the Age of Social Contagion. #books #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #inspiration #meaning
@notmichaelknowles: "This fear of actually stating something, because we don't want to offend people, because we don't really have the courage of our convictions, or maybe because we don't have a stable identity and we're lost in the morass of gushy emotion." People often don't recognize the connection between what you feel and what you think. We need to disentangle feelings from ideas and from a sense of self or identity. #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #inspiration #life #meaning #technology #mimetic #education #ai #politics
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@notmichaelknowles: "This fear of actually stating something, because we don't want to offend people, because we don't really have the courage of our convictions, or maybe because we don't have a stable identity and we're lost in the morass of gushy emotion." People often don't recognize the connection between what you feel and what you think. We need to disentangle feelings from ideas and from a sense of self or identity. #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #inspiration #life #meaning #technology #mimetic #education #ai #politics
Why do you want the things you want? We like to believe that our desires come from deep within us, but the more likely source is that we want what we see others wanting. Understanding this dynamic is the first step to managing its influence in your life. From my wide-ranging conversation with @bishop_barron about the nature of desire. #philosophy #wisdom #life #knowledge #inspiration #meaning
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Why do you want the things you want? We like to believe that our desires come from deep within us, but the more likely source is that we want what we see others wanting. Understanding this dynamic is the first step to managing its influence in your life. From my wide-ranging conversation with @bishop_barron about the nature of desire. #philosophy #wisdom #life #knowledge #inspiration #meaning
Education should be a cultivation of the senses. With Kim Scott on Radical Candor Podcast. #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #inspiration #life #meaning #education
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Education should be a cultivation of the senses. With Kim Scott on Radical Candor Podcast. #philosophy #wisdom #knowledge #inspiration #life #meaning #education
Lamborghini v Ferrrari: Know When to Quit
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Lamborghini v Ferrrari: Know When to Quit

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LukeBurgis (@lukeburgis) has 3.82K TikTok followers with a 2.26% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 80.0 videos, LukeBurgis received 504 total likes and 23.0K views, averaging 6.30 likes per video. This page tracks LukeBurgis's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily. To benchmark @lukeburgis against other accounts, use Socialpruf's TikTok competitor analysis tool.

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