In this episode we discuss 6 different topics that you will definitely find highly interesting and relevant.
The Rise of Superman
The Most Bad Ass Navy Seal Ever – Jocko Willink
The Web’s Shadiest Neighborhoods by Blue Coat
TLD Article – Top Level Domains
Gaming to Improve Your Speed as an Adult
Hacks to Get More Sleep
Singularity University – Continuing Education
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