Nobody loses anything of real value to them. But look again, young Kyle is prepared to trade up in increments. On craigslist, Kyle MacDonald from Montreal announces his decision to go anywhere in the world to trade one red paper clip for something bigger and better, and to keep going, till he owns a house.Īt first glance this is such a terrible win-lose deal that even the most gullible nitwit would know to walk away at once. This is a lovely story about the power of buzz. It merely symbolizes how closely knitted our world is. The blue sweater doesn’t prove anything to a physicist or in a court of law. I need my actions (and inactions) to influence change for the better. I have come to a point in my life where I can no longer ignore if those consequenses are predominantly good or bad. No matter what you do, good or bad or nothing at all, there are always unintended consequenses which again cause a number of effects in a wave that never ends. So to me, in a very tangible way, all is really one. Time and distance have been cancelled till further notice.

On Twitter I interact with friends in North America, Europe and Australia simultaneously. You board an airliner and doze off till a sudden jolt announces touch down in a different continent. To Christopher Columbus and his crew, bridging that gap, was an utterly strenuous endeavour. Seen from Haiti, I live on the far side of the Atlantic and then some. I just wanted to share the video with you.Īmazing story, isn’t it? Sort of the cartoon version of the concept of karma and the Buddhist belief that everything in the universe is interconnected and interdependent.

I shall not spoil your surprise with further introduction. Today I want you to see a goosebump inducing video in which Jacqueline Novogratz, founder and CEO of Acumen Fund, shares her touching story of a most remarkable coincidence.

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