This is very important, so I want to say it as clearly as I can: FUCK. It doesn't involve constantly holding back for fear of shaking things up. It doesn't involve tempering my life to better fit someone's expectations.

But I do know one thing: the solution doesn't involve watering down my every little idea and creative impulse for the sake of someday easing my fit into a mold. I don't know how to jolt myself into seeing what each moment could become. We act like if we just get through today, tomorrow our dreams will come back to us. Randall Munroe and the power of ‘What If’ Author who worked at NASA explains method behind his brand of popular science Randall Munroe will be sharing his humor and science at Sanders Theatre on Tuesday. We see the same things each day, we respond the same way, we think the same thoughts, each day a slight variation on the last, every moment smoothly following the gentle curves of societal norms.

We live trapped in loops, reliving a few days over and over, and we envision only a handful of paths laid out ahead of us. Fans of xkcd ask Munroe a lot of strange questions. The talented author worked with NASA as a roboticist before retiring to start his webcomic. Munroe is also the creator of XKCD, math, language, romance, and sarcasm webcomic, and author of a book by the same name. The sheer number of experiences I could have is uncountable, breathtaking, and I'm sitting here refreshing my inbox. by Randall Munroe (Author) (28,945) In the New York Times best-selling book from the creator of the wildly popular webcomic xkcd, Randall Munroe gives hilarious and informative answers to important questions you probably never thought to ask. Randall Munroe is a graphic novel and comics writer best known for his debut novel What If. “Whatever happened to our dreams? The infinite possibilities each day holds should stagger the mind.

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