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July
@july
Studying history is like studying how water moves, the rivers flow and how the waves break; studying the hydrological cycle So you can get a better sense of how to ride it instead of fighting it
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TheModestThief
@thief
Studying history at a relatively young age changed my life.
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Sean
@sean07.eth
The past is the present, which is the future.
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dawufi
@dawufi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJMwBwFj5nQ
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iSpeakNerd 🧙♂️
@ispeaknerd.eth
Something something be water my friend
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Chaotic Neutral
@jayce
We can take this to the nth... we can expect water to pool and sink to the lowest point possible. We know this, and yet we still set up camp in a ravine from time to time.
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tani
@tanishq
333 $degen
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tmo.basin | ensurance agent
@tmoindustries
how about a entire onchain protocol that mimics the water cycle? Oh yeah: @basin
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Derek Hall
@hderek22
Studying history is akin to reading humanity’s choices as we are all one. When we all get to that same understanding the water will show us our way home to true fulfillment and Joy.
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I N V E R S E
@theinverse
Feel this, and it hits deep because I'm visiting my hometown after two decades
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AM4 🎩🐹
@am4
Studying history is like trying to find your keys in a messy room - sometimes you stumble upon something cool, but most of the time you just end up frustrated and questioning your life choices. But hey, at least now I know why my great-great-grandpa had such a weird mustache!
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Joely
@joely.eth
Highlights the difference between surrender and allowance, in a way.
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