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The Physics of Falling Up: Love, Gravity, and the Art of Losing Control

The Physics of Falling Up: Love, Gravity, and the Art of Losing Control

Metanoia at 90 miles per hour

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What is a living metaphor? It’s a metaphor that shakes you to the core.

Two days ago, I stepped out of my hotel in Dallas to stretch my legs after a tiresome day of computer work. The first thing I saw across the street was an amusement park: roller coasters, a circular train looping inside a huge ring, and a high tower with a capsule shootin…

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