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Read time: 1 minute, 329 words. I read a line in the Financial Times that stuck with me. For first-time passengers in a driverless car, it takes ~2 mins to go from astonishment to boredom. Two minutes. No driver. The steering wheel moving on its own. A century of human habit disappearing in real time. And then? It just feels normal. That may be the future of innovation. The impossible won’t just become possible. It will become boring. Check the infographic below for inventions that may amaze us for 2 minutes, until we are bored again. 👇🏽 -Kabir Seven Point Sunday – June 14 💼 Portfolio Career Annie Duke – Author, former professional poker player, and decision strategist. She built a second act translating probabilistic thinking into practical decision-making for business and life. ⚡️ Productivity Raycast – Keyboard-first command center for macOS. Launch apps, search files, manage snippets, and automate small actions without context switching. Especially useful if friction, not effort, is your real productivity bottleneck. Kubera – Real-time net worth tracker that connects bank accounts, investments, crypto, private assets, and even domain names in one place. The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker. Clear thinking about why we bring people together and how intention changes outcomes. Useful for meetings, dinners, communities, and any situation where people default to habit instead of purpose. This Is Home by Judy Whitmore. Released as the U.S. approaches the 250th anniversary, it revisits American standards including “America the Beautiful,” “God Bless America,” and “The House I Live In” through lush orchestral arrangements. Reflective rather than nostalgic, using familiar songs to create something cinematic and unexpectedly timely. Describe the version of my life where everything is optimized. Calendars. Systems. Habits. Then explain why it still feels empty. Companies are hiring “Gen Z translators” for $150K+
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