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life space

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noun

  1. psychol a spatial representation of all the forces that control a person's behaviour

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For his next venture, the vegan breathwork enthusiast and pickleball lover wanted to “change the way people think about health and wellness,” he told me a few weeks earlier when I met him at the not-yet-finished Love.Life space.

From Los Angeles Times

For his next venture, the vegan, breathwork enthusiast and pickleball lover wanted to “change the way people think about health and wellness,” he told me a few weeks earlier when I met him at the not-yet-finished Love.Life space.

From Los Angeles Times

Now available in the Blu-ray format, the six, 40-minute episodes covering “Alien Life,” “Space Exploration,” “Monsters,” “Dark Futures,” “Intelligent Machines,” and “Time Travel” will dazzle fans but leave some looking for more intellectual focus and less celebrity noise.

From Washington Times

Though Clifford and his crew were reported dead in action, and hailed as heroes for their pioneering attempts to locate alien life, Space Comm has reason to believe Roy is still alive near Neptune, and that his experiments are causing The Surge.

From The Verge

He found artists who shared and encouraged his experimental, increasingly utopian thinking about a new kind of art that incorporated science and technology and took physical components of real life — space, movement, light — as primary material.

From New York Times