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#1062373 added January 14, 2024 at 10:08am
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Revisited: "Working Easy"
I just mentioned Big Think yesterday, and then today, when picking an old blog entry at random to revisit, behold, this one from October of 2022 featured an article from Big Think: "Working EasyOpen in new Window.

There's no such thing as coincidence! This must Mean Something!

Yes, there is, and no, it mustn't.

The article  Open in new Window. is still there, not too surprising for something relatively recent. But I noticed that there's now a note saying it was updated in November 2023. I don't remember enough of the original article to know what changed.

Because the entry isn't that old, I wouldn't make many changes to my commentary. Probably, I'd use a different intro than "What the hell is hard work, anyway?"—the article isn't about that kind of work, and I think I was just spitting out something vaguely related to some word-association from the headline, or maybe I'd already picked the entry title and desperately tried to say something that fit.

One thing that does occur to me on rereading the article and the entry: You know how you can't think of someone's name, or a word? It's on the tip of your tongue, as the metaphor goes, but no matter how hard you push yourself, it doesn't come to you. You just end up getting frustrated and maybe a headache.

Then you give up and go do something else, at which point the word pops right into your frontal lobes.

Or maybe that's just me.

Anyway, what the article is talking about is something like that.

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