[It's hard to see how funny-shaped the box is from inside.]
[It's hard to see how funny-shaped the box is from inside.]
I like people who can take pleasure in ordinary experience.
[The 'diamond model' describes expanding to generate lots of ideas without judgement, followed by the convergence towards making choices about what is pertinent.']
Information wants to be free but rent isn't.
[I don't apologize.]
If you're feeling intimidated, let them stretch you.
Tagged: relate.
[We generated and wrote to disk all mathematically possible melodies, then dedicated them to the public domain.]
Tagged: music.
[To become so centered that anyone coming to you with an opinion simply forgets. You can kill Jesus or Buddha but not push them.]
[Creativity comes easily to those who are loose and natural. Doing anything becomes a creative phenomenon. Touching something turns it into art, saying something into poetry. Even walking is creating a rhythm. Not because of obsession: simply being filled with energy makes you create.]
Much happens but nobody is the doer.
[A giver knows they have given and would like you to recognize it by giving them a receipt saying "Yes, you have given me", thanking them, feeling grateful to them. This is not a gift but a bargain, where something is expected in return. They give to get.]
[Birds don't need any religion.]
Let's talk about why countries don't follow the manual....
[It's not the side who can dish out the most that wins, but the side who can take the most.]
Creating Community Wherever You Go with Digital Nomad Alex Salinsky
[A couple of people are having dinner at this place (which isn't true the first few times, but later on it is), would you like to join us?]
[Give people something to say yes to; they may even be relieved if they were looking to have plans for the evening.]
The 2nd Winter Moon Cycle: Thoughts on Covid-19, Vaccination, VAERS, and Related Topics
[What kills people from COVID is the overreaction of their immune system to a pathogen.]
[A 'strong' immune system is bad language.]
Composition as a way to remember musical ideas by putting them in mental structures.
Tagged: music.