2. Jewel Cave, South Dakota - Third longest cave in the world, still being actively explored and mapped.

and clocking in at #1, still available:

1. Mammoth Cave, Kentucky - The world's longest known cave system with over 400 miles of surveyed passages.

4. Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico - Features spectacular limestone chambers. Individual rooms or formations within could be naming candidates.

3. Wind Cave, South Dakota - Known for its boxwork formations. Fourth longest cave in the world with ongoing discoveries.

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We talk about what it takes to operationalize love inside a system as complex as healthcare and how Devoted never saw any problem as outside its mission.

Todd shares how Devoted earned one of the highest trust scores in the industry and how he and his brother, Ed, built a business that treats every member like family.

someone should go dig up tea party and other past off-year "wave" op-eds, change the dates and names, and submit them verbatim to the same mainstream outlets and report what happens

you might prefer the solveit method of using AI, where you simultaneously learn something while also building the artifact you want: solve.it.com

That decision led to their first product, a bar of goat milk soap, and to a philosophy of entrepreneurship built on kindness and long-term thinking.

After losing their Manhattan jobs during the 2008 recession, Brent and Josh moved to a farm in upstate New York and agreed to take in 80 homeless goats from a neighbor.

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Together, we talk about scaling a values-driven company, turning The Amazing Race into PR that fueled their growth, and how to make purpose authentic instead of performative. We also explore why kindness and discipline can coexist, and how the best brands instill a sense of belonging.

That decision led to their first product, a bar of goat milk soap, and to a philosophy of entrepreneurship built on kindness and long-term thinking.

After losing their Manhattan jobs during the 2008 recession, Brent and Josh moved to a farm in upstate New York and agreed to take in 80 homeless goats from a neighbor.

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LMK if you decide to try and take this experiment further