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For those asking where to get the book please note. Will also pin this picture for future reference. Thank you so much. Let's dissect the systems that have kept a continent endowed with so much yet so poor. Let's dismantle. Enjoy.
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You're tellin me in 24 hrs, the NVidia CEO steps down in a spy scandal, all of Microsoft & Outlook goes down globally, a building collapses in NYC, a Tanker sinks a River cruise ship in New Orleans and now the FAA has grounded ALL flights across the country?! WTF is going on??
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In 2023, Cindy Hyde-Smith blocked Scott Colom from becoming a federal judge.
In 2026, Scott Colom took her job instead.
Karma.
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We may have had to count One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, but Blue Mississippi sure has a nice ring to it! Scott, you put your heart and soul into this race because you believe in the promise of your state’s people. And they believed in you right back. I’m honored to have stood alongside you. Congratulations!
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Uhuru Kenyatta should speak with his chest and say “Kenyans want Sifuna. Ni nyinyi mnasumbua.”
Haya mafumbo ndio yalifanya Kasongo akawa rais.
I understand him very well though. He also wants this to remain as much people-driven as possible.
Wasianze, Oh! Uhuru this and that.
Lakini mjue, hatupangwi, tunawapanga. This is a call of our generation that must be steered by this generation. Pave the way.
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Development is not a favour from politicians. It is what citizens are entitled to!
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“Military coups don’t come because of democracy; they come because of bad democracy.” - Mo Ibrahim
bbc.com/audio/play/w3ct98hv
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We have normalized political dishonesty to the point where politicians can contradict themselves publicly and their supporters will manufacture an explanation before the microphone is even switched off.
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African governments are using concocted "treason" charges to silence their political opposition -- for example, in Uganda, Zambia, and Tanzania. trib.al/6QEXFDD
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"They will pay one of us to kill one of us just to say it was one of us"
—Malcolm X
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"An evil man will burn his own nation to the ground to rule over the ashes." - often misattributed to Sun Tzu.
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Today, after seven years of work, The Law of the Sublime is out in the world.
When I started this book, I had an ambitious plan. I would go down the Amazon, find chimpanzees in the wilds of Africa, and cross the Gobi Desert, then write about those experiences of awe.
Then, on a hot August afternoon in 2018, I had a stroke while driving in Los Angeles. A blood clot cut off oxygen to my brain, and within seconds I lost consciousness. When I woke up in the hospital, I learned how close I had come to the point of no return. My left hand was frozen into a claw, and I could barely feel my left leg, but something strange happened.
On the ambulance ride home, I looked out at the people on the street, and for a moment I felt I could be inside their bodies and hear their thoughts. It was marvelous and weird, and I knew it was time to write this book.
I couldn't type, so I wrote every page by hand, dictated it, printed it out, and edited it all over again. I couldn't take the long hikes that had carried me through my six previous books. Then one afternoon I woke from a nap in my backyard to find a grasshopper inches from my face, and I understood that this small backyard would have to be my Amazon jungle. The lizards, the hummingbirds, the insects became my teachers.
My limits turned out to be a blessing. They forced me to find the Sublime in the simplest things, and that is what this book is about.
Most of us live inside a circle: an everyday consciousness shaped by culture, convention, and, more and more, technology. That circle keeps shrinking, and we grow bored and restless. Just outside it is the Sublime, a realm that is frightening and exciting at once, pulling us out of our comfort zones and opening us to a much wider reality. The book maps 12 points outside that circle, and each one is a different face of the Sublime.
Inside, you'll find stories of near-death encounters, astonishing discoveries, and radical changes of consciousness, along with exercises and meditations so you can feel the Sublime yourself, not just read about it.
The Sublime doesn't require travel or exotic adventures. It only requires a new pair of eyes for the reality all around you.
The Law of the Sublime is available now in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook.
Thank you for your support of my work. I hope you enjoy reading this book, and I look forward to hearing your feedback.
With gratitude,
Robert Greene
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COMING SOON…
What does the inevitable demise of the African National Congress (ANC) mean for Zimbabwe and for its ally and sister party, ZANUPF?
History has a lesson for us. When apartheid South Africa found itself fighting for its own survival, it dropped Ian Smith and Rhodesia like a hot potato.
Under John Vorster, and later P.W. Botha, Pretoria put its own interests first and pulled the rug from under the very regime it had propped up for years.
When the ANC is forced to fight for its own survival or when it eventually becomes a spend force, will ZANUPF suffer the same fate as a result, or will it once again draw on one of its nine lives?
What will become of ZANUPF and its relationship with South Africa if opposition political parties opposed to its politics in Zimbabwe take over government in Pretoria? Is ZANUPF preparing for that possibility, or is it business as usual?
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Freedom is never given freely, and those who refuse to fight for it eventually surrender it to those who seek to control them.
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The late, great Congressman John Lewis in 2018:
“And when the state of Georgia becomes blue, along with the state of Texas, they will not be able to hold us down. It’s gonna happen.”
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Oh how I admire the politically conscious society that is Kenya. For them, it is not embarrassing to say who you support politically. Young people will speak their mind on and offline. Never mind that it’s not all rosy. It’s just beautiful to hear diversity in views.

























