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wLOG_07
Haut fält et mer schwéier op englesch ze schreiwen, sou dass ech dëse Bäitrag op lëtzebuergesch tippen. Well ech samschdes dee ganzen Dag Formatioun hat, huet sech mäi Weekend zimlech kuerz ugefillt. Ech hu sonndes du vum angenehme Wieder profitéiert a mol rëm e längeren Trëppeltour iwwer d’Gewan gemaacht. Als Podcast fir ënnerwee hunn ech ee Virtrag vum Jordan B. Peterson gelauschtert. Mäi Podcatcher ass an der Lescht ëmmer zimlech gutt gefëllt, sou dass ech…
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MEANING is the WAVE
What can be more pleasant than listening to a podcast and learning new things through meaningful thoughts or conversation? Akira The Don has found the answer to that question by combining excerpts of speech from eminent thinkers like Terence McKenna, Jordan B. Peterson, David Foster Wallace or Alan Watts, to name but a few, with matching musical rhythms. As I rarely listen to DJ sets and even more rarely am used to attend parties since…
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Episode VIII
Last weekend I missed writing to my blog. Actually I had not planned to publish a blog post on a regular basis every weekend when I resumed writing at the beginning of January this year. As I wanted to write about the podcasts I like listening to I managed to keep posting continuously on a weekly basis about several podcasting topics before later starting to write about other topics, too. By then, weekly blogging had…
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log out
At the beginning of last year I deactivated my Facebook account. The information that I got flushed in my timeline just sucked most of the time. I had already quit commenting on a regular basis but daily kept flicking through the posts inside the filter bubble the algorithm had progressively built like an invisible shield around my account. The only solution to get rid of this unhealthy habit and stay away from the Social Network…
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Into the life
This morning when I opened my Feed Reader, I stumbled on this quote from the movie Into The Wild: I understood what he was doing, that he had spent four years fulfilling the absurd and tedious duty of graduating from college and now he was emancipated from that world of abstraction, false security, parents, and material excess. – Carine McCandless (Jena Malone) Having read Pino’s review yesterday, I make a mental note of it as…
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"And the meek shall inherit the earth."
