Shit
There is a saying we use whenever we process shitty information: “Shit in, shit out.”
some of my thoughts and notes
There is a saying we use whenever we process shitty information: “Shit in, shit out.”
I want to share the only good best part of this German TV show from two weeks ago: Linksradikal und staatsfeindlich: Ist die FDP die neue RAF? | ZDF Magazin Royale.
I had a long conversation about the political situation of Norway and the world today. I am not going to bother to summarize it all, but I'm going to try to do it in short.
There's this funny phenomenon I notice in my life right now. People I talk with sometimes tell me that I am one of very few people they can have such a conversation with.
For some reason I was ready to go into the world earlier than usual. I had grown quite well and apparently both me and my mother's body agreed. The birth was easy and I was doing fine, my weight was ok, I was breathing normally, but still, as the hospital in Dieburg I was born in was a rather small one (it was closed a few years ago) the doctors decided to bring me to the next larger hospital in Darmstadt, just in case.
I have to admit, this place where apparently my posts also end up now, it fascinates me. There is a lot of randomness happening, but it's not hard to find thoughts that are easy to relate with.
Yesterday, the water supply to our office froze. Suddenly, we couldn't flush the toilet anymore, we couldn't use the dishwasher, and instead of using the large isolating bottle to keep coffee warm we simply used it to carry water up from the workshop.
I just found these (ancient) philosophers' takes on money and wanted to quickly share them. I hope you enjoy reading them as a complement to Anton Kreil's radically honest personal perspective.
Here's a great video about Holons. Go watch it as long as it's there. Basically it condenses the most important wisdom from Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, so with 50 minutes (and you can skip parts if you find them boring) you can skip reading a thousand pages.
I never really understood what that meant and whether it existed. Maybe, after all, there is no such thing as conditional love and unconditional love. There are conditions and there is love. The moment you talk about love, it needs to be unconditional. The moment there is a condition, it just amounts to a transaction.