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"The world is built on what isn't being watched."
Some of the most important work happens beneath the surface, long before anyone notices the result.
Earthworms feed the soil that feeds the plants that feed everything else. Charles Darwin spent his final years studying them and concluded they had reshaped entire landscapes over time. Most of us have never thought about them at all.
This week’s reflection: what foundational thing have you been carrying that no one has thanked you for?
— Gabi & Bea
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P.S. Did you know? Darwin’s last scientific book, published in 1881, was entirely about earthworms. He spent decades observing creatures most people stepped over and ended up showing just how much of the world beneath our feet depends on them.
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