Ari Diaconis knew a bright future lay ahead of him. He was a gifted athlete with a well-paying job at a Wall Street law firm, and a partner, Dunia, with whom he shared a deep connection. But a neurological illness shifted his vision for the path ahead and shined a spotlight on the present — snuggles in bed and time spent in their apartment — a life raft from the city downstairs.In 2018, Ari died. After we hear his story, we chat with Ari’s younger sister, Alix, about their 3,000-mile bike trip across the country and on learning to protect someone who once protected us.Today’s Story:<ul><li>“<a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/16/style/modern-love-she-was-my-world-but-we-couldnt-marry.html" target="_blank">She Was My World, but We Couldn’t Marry</a>,” Ari Diaconis</li><li>This <a href="https://www.aridiaconis.com/" target="_blank">website memorializing Ari Diaconis</a> was made by his sister, Alix Diaconis</li></ul>

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