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The Secret Patterns Behind People Who Move Easily Between Worlds By Dr. Angela C. Meyers

  • angela9240
  • Oct 2
  • 1 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

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  • “The Secret Patterns Behind People Who Move Easily Between Worlds”

a narrative-style blog (profile mashup/fictional vignette) that dramatises versatility-in-action


Spend five minutes exploring the life of Martine Rothblatt, and you’ll quickly see what I mean by moving between worlds.


She founded SiriusXM — transforming the way we experience sound.


Then she launched a biotech company to save her daughter’s life — and wound up revolutionizing organ transplantation.


She holds a PhD in medical ethics.


She writes books on AI, gender, law, space colonization.


She is a trans woman, a futurist, a parent, a pilot, musician, and a licensed lawyer.


And yet, when you speak to her, she’s disarmingly grounded — clear, kind, relentlessly curious.


Martine doesn’t fit in a box.


She builds bridges between them.

 
 
 

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