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" ... And then, in the next nanosecond, came uncertainty. I wondered whether my instincts would produce something that might come across as incomplete or tone deaf, because by virtue of the color of my skin, I was immunized at birth against the grinding consequences of systemic racial discrimination. ... "
" ... But it cost you over 100% to make these particles in the first place! They're also incredibly unstable, meaning they'll decay to lighter particles on incredibly short timescales: a nanosecond or less. And, finally, when they do decay, you get 100% of your energy back, in the form of new particles and their kinetic energies. In other words, you don't get any net energy out; you simply get out what you put in, but in a lot of different, hard-to-harness ways. ... "
" ... But then it hit me: Normally, the job of water is to flow away. We cleanse, we drink, we water, we row, we watch it flow, and we might come in contact with a molecule of that water for a nanosecond; a bit longer if we ingest it. But in the end, water moves, inexorably, through the ground, through rivers and to oceans and, just maybe, back to the sky to begin another cycle. ... "
" ... Despite the fact that we humans have been communicating in one form or another since the dawn of time, this “Zoom age” has come about in an evolutionary nanosecond. Stopping to think about the value we bring to others when we speak was always important, but now that we’re confined to little boxes on a screen, bereft of the energy and human connection that happens in-person, it couldn’t be more vital. ... "
" ... There’s no substitute for experience. Since we were going to fling ourselves out of an airplane together, I was comforted that Eric had done over 10,000 jumps in his 13 years of skydiving. His confident guidance and relaxed excitement about what we were doing made the whole process terror-free. (OK, I might’ve felt a nanosecond of terror when the wind hit my face as we stepped onto the edge of the open plane door!) ... "