The Joys of a Good Conspiracy


Question of the Day: What conspiracy theory do you hope is true?

Thought of the Day: "If you suddenly and unexpectedly feel joy, don't hesitate." — Mary Oliver

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Good Morning Reader,

Some moments arrive without warning.

A laugh you didn’t expect. A quiet morning. A brief feeling that everything is okay for a minute.

Today’s Thought of the Day explores a simple line from Mary Oliver and why we shouldn’t be so quick to walk away from unexpected joy.

Read: Do Not Hesitate

Today’s Question of the Day heads in a very different direction:

What conspiracy theory do you hope is true?

Not the dangerous kind. The fun kind. The mysteries that make the world feel a little larger and a little more interesting.

Read: The Conspiracy You Want to Believe

Stay Golden,
Ken


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