ALAN WATTS

The Nirvana fallacy is built on faulty reasoning, where an argument assumes that a solution should be rejected because some part of the problem still exists after the solution is applied.

People that fall prey to the Nirvana fallacy assume that a perfect solution ...

The look that changed fashion:

• In 2014, Vogue called Cobain "one of the most influential style icons of our time. His thrift-store look is still everywhere today.
• Nirvana T-shirts are increasingly worn by teenagers, even though they would struggle to name a single ...

1. Don’t beat around the bush for the real reason that an object is bought: It brings joy.
2. Don’t think you can get rid of everything overnight, becoming a minimalist.
3. Try to follow the ‘Use It Or Lose It’ philosophy. If you don’t lose what you don’t need, you end up losing yo...