Phil on Nostr: You know how there's a lot of romantic / elegant Japanese cultural terms for things ...
You know how there's a lot of romantic / elegant Japanese cultural terms for things like mending broken things (kintsugi) or continuous improvement (kaizen)? Here's a new one for you: 積読 (tsundoku): buying books and not reading them; "books bought but never read"
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