Sure, you can read the complete works of Emerson in order to become more wise, but who has time for that?
I don't have time for that.
That's why for all my wisdom needs I read CLERKMANIFESTO.
I write it too, but that's not really the point today.
Clerkmanifesto comes in convenient daily bite-sized portions. And unlike poems, for instance, it uses the "micro-dose" method of wisdom purveyance. When you read a clerkmanifesto column, which often contains just a few short paragraphs, you will usually not even be able to spot the wisdom. That's because the wisdom in clerkmanifesto is often untraceable to the human eye. But each post is packed with a tiny microscopic bit of wisdom that stimulates your natural wisdom impulse. You may say "What is this nonsense he's going on about today?"
But your soul is saying:
"Ahhhhhhhhhh."
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