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So many things in our lives we know are awful for us, but we keep them in our lives anyway. Social media, junk food, most so-called “news”, extreme amounts of internet and screen time, etc. What if we just STOPPED? What if we just got rid of them? What if we stopped being ok with the things we know our making our lives worse and shorter, and replaced them with the things we knew were good for us — good books, lavish amount of time with friends and family, whole food, time outside, real journalism, etc.? ...

You’re wrong about something. I am, too… Likely many things. It’s good for us to ponder that truth once in a while. We are all working with incomplete knowledge, meaning we can’t possibly be right about everything. The universe is too infinite and expansive. The physical, biological, and social systems on our planet are too intricate and incomprehensibly dense. There are assumptions that you and I hold about reality that are assuredly incorrect. ...

Creation works in cycles. Air in, air out. Food in, food out. Day in, day out. Respecting the seasons we’re in — knowing where we are in our personal cycles — can mean the difference between keeping rolling forward, and derailment. Ever try inhaling and exhaling at the same time? So it is with doing the right thing in the wrong season.

Hi! 👋🏻 I’m Josh Müller. I love technology, leadership, restoration, learning and creating new things, and living a full and beautiful life! This is my Hello page — how I prefer to keep in touch, and why: Email 📧 is the best way to contact me. You can start an email conversation with me from my contact page 📃. Or, if you want to encrypt your email with PGP, you can use my 🔐 Public Key If you want to schedule a chat, you can do it through my Cal.com link 📅. I’m starting to post content on many platforms. Any social media I have either uses the username @theJoshMuller, or on YouTube, I use @joshmuller. I use Beeper to pull in messages from those social platforms, so feel free to reach out! 😁

Below is a model for our injection molded plastic toilet frame design. This is just for the frame. The final shipped version will include a bucket, a scoop, a toilet seat (mounted to the injection molded frame via the two small holes), and 50kg of sawdust — enough for a family to use for a few weeks. The wider vision for this project is explained in this article: Fighting Cholera With Sawdust ...