Well, do you?
You have to wonder what folks were thinking back then. Putting leaves and vegetables in a suspension of gelatine is right up there in the highest echelons of just because you can, that doesn’t mean you should.
Some ideas are just so ridiculous that they don’t last long.
That’s why I like the antifragile approach – an old idea that survives is either part of human nature or it’s useful.
A person can believe any nonsense, but generations erode ideas. Only thoughts that fit snuggly in our brains or keep those brains ticking can endure.
It’s an oversimplification, but it explains a lot.
Like why no one eats gelatine salads anymore.
And why the best life advice usually comes from ancient sources.
You already know what it takes to be successful. More information won’t tell you much, since it’s the fundamentals that matter – like living virtuously, prioritising your health, serving others and having a mission.
Getting on with others helps too.
That’s where a program like this can help: