Rediscover the Ordinary

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Ian Bogost's Perspective on Wonder in Everyday Life":"Ian Bogost argues that wonder can be found in ordinary things, and that we risk treating the present as mere preparation for whatever comes next when we focus too much on productivity. He describes noticing the warmth of a coffee mug and the crunch of gravel underfoot as examples of finding wonder in the ordinary.","

Dacher Keltner's Perspective on Everyday Awe":"Dacher Keltner writes that the feeling of being in the presence of something vast, which he describes as awe, can be found in completely unremarkable circumstances. He emphasizes the importance of finding wonder in everyday life.","

Charlie Warzel's Perspective on Technology and Everyday Life":"Charlie Warzel, in his podcast Galaxy Brain, discusses how technology can disconnect us from life's small pleasures. He suggests that finding wonder in everyday life is important for maintaining a connection to the world around us.","

Alan Lightman's Perspective on Being Alive":"Alan Lightman, in his article 'The Ordinary Miracle of Existing', emphasizes the importance of being alive and the extraordinary nature of existing. He suggests that finding wonder in everyday life can be a way to appreciate the miracle of being alive."}