Life, the Universe and Everything
Cricket, Krikkit, and the fundamental interconnectedness of all things (none of which help your quarterly targets)
"It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes."
— Douglas Adams
My Review
By this point you might be expecting some profound insight about life, the universe, or at least something. You would be wrong. This book is about cricket, time travel, and why sofas get stuck in staircases. It remains gloriously useless for your professional development.
Why It Matters
Look, we've been over this. It doesn't matter. That's the whole point. Stop trying to extract value from everything. Just enjoy the bit about learning to fly.
Key Ideas
- Flying is simply the art of throwing yourself at the ground and missing
- Cricket is apparently very important to the fate of the universe
- Conditions for immortality have been achieved, but nobody has applied for it
- Sofas in staircases are a universal constant
How It Connects to This Framework
The ground, if you fail to miss it.
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