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happiness born of a hunch

29/1/2019

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12 short weeks into an MRes (because it's the only way I could find to look at the nature of creative disruption in any sort of understood academic way) and having begun to see the nature of the space we have created in terms of a deeply neoliberal educational machine, with metrics of success based on the deeply self-referential bizarreness of numbers of citations, numbers of publications, or numbers of international students (spot the theme), I am beginning to finding treasure. You have to dig, but not so deep. People deep within extraordinarily established and establishment institutions (and I have a lot to say about institutions, but not right now) are fighting for space, for air, for change. I have met some already - some quietly, some more overtly fighting to change, improve and even reconfigure this boggling beast of an imperative to grow and get and grow.  I found this this morning: sorta made me make muffled exclamations of delight in the "Quiet Study Zone" of the university library ... and she's *here*! Of all universities ... joy flares in my veins. :)


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3/5/2019 02:14:57 am

Though I didn't full understand the real meaning of this post, I can fell that you are happy while you were writing this one. Whatever it is that makes you happy is enough reason and you don't need to elaborate your feelings. You are talking about space, isn't it? That's why I am willing to understand your statement no matter how complicated it looks like. Hopefully next time, you will post some rela

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Happiness is that the meaning and purpose of life.The whole aim and end of human existence. Happiness is what we all want. there are some ways to reach this.thankfulness creates an awareness of your blessings in life and leads you to Happiness Express expressing love,affection and gratitude gives you a sense of oneness and leads you to Happiness .Present -- living within the present causes you to accept mindfulness opening your eyes to the pleasure of now and leads you to Happiness .Simplify -- simplifying your physical and mental clutter creates clarity and leads you.

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