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By the time he reached his office, Arthur hadn't just "commuted"; he had finished a book. Over the next month, his 15-minute gaps—waiting for the kettle to boil, walking the dog, sitting in the dentist's office—became his "classroom". He explored: He listened to the "Blink" of the book