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" ... Anyone whose purpose at work is primarily to provide an income, rather than to fulfil their innate purpose, will inevitably deliver a sub-optimal result compared to those who find true meaning in their jobs. In a highly destructive fashion, the preoccupation with income can tether the worker to a job that starves them of their true purpose. Productivity, success, wellbeing and health are progressively eroded to the point where the situation becomes untenable.. ... "
" ... Gratitude is a powerful, catalytic thing. It starves negative emotions of the oxygen they need to survive. It also generates a positive, self-sustaining system wherever and whenever it is applied. ... "
" ... No doubt it’s exciting that small and relatively young companies can grow very rich quite quickly, but the downside is that politicians clueless about how wealth is created will similarly be empowered by these advances through their taxing power. It’s essential to rein them in, and seek a tax code that truly starves government. ... "
" ... The effect is even greater if it is us refusing to purchase things made with child labour. The jobs in those textile sweatshops pay better than most of the jobs in the surrounding economy. As Krugman notes, they have to, because they've got to persuade people to leave those other jobs to come and do the sewing. Thus, if we refuse to purchase things made by whatever children are working in the sweatshops we push said children out into those lower paying jobs elsewhere. And, as we've already found, when people are up against the subsistence constraint (this should be interpreted as "without the money those children bring in everyone starves to death") lowering child labour wages leads to more child labour. And that really isn't what we're trying to achieve here, is it? ... "
" ... The process that usually starves a thunderstorm of its supply of unstable air is the same one that can help it survive and thrive for hours at a time under the right conditions. Thunderstorms feed on unstable air through an updraft and exhaust rain-cooled air through a downdraft. A downdraft is also known as outflow; if you could see it, a storm’s outflow would look like a bubble of cool air sitting on the surface beneath a storm, spreading out in all directions like a ripple on a pond. ... "