Ankidroid additions related to Science, History and Philosophy. You can find more information about Ankidroid in my post – Learning a Second Language and Ankidroid. Arthur Schopenhauer (1788 -1860) A German philosopher who posthumously influenced many in science and philosophy…
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The AnkiDroid Collection (Part 7) – Arthur Schopenhauer, Limbic System & Dark Matter
Tagged with: arthur schopenhauer, dark matter, limbic system
Posted in Reading, Reflections, Science
Posted in Reading, Reflections, Science
13/12 – 19/12/21 Hidden Treasures, Amadeus Making & Christmas
Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. Hidden TreasuresShort Story at Weave a Web Bruce Goodman is not only a good friend in virtual world, but my favourite story-teller or cuentero.…
Tagged with: Amadeus, Bruce Goodman, Christmas, Weave a Web
Posted in Movies and TV, Music, News, Reading, Reflections
Posted in Movies and TV, Music, News, Reading, Reflections
Man on a Scooter
I was walking to my nearest supermarket called Carulla (the one above) and on my way there was a man standing and staring at me as I crossed the road. I thought at first he was threatening until I saw…
22/11 – 28/11/21 Overcoming Oneself, Jerry Seinfeld return & The Ancient World
Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. When You Overcome YourselfProse by the The Intellectual Shaman I referred to this poignant article in last Friday’s post about the movie – Crazy…
The AnkiDroid Collection (Part 3) – The Roman Empire, Sagittarius A Star & The Enlightenment
A feature on Wednesday’s literature piece are additions I have made to my Ankidroid application to expand my command of the English language as well as highlight aspects of Science, History and Philosophy I want to digest. You can find…
Tagged with: Sagittarius A Star, The Enlightenment, The Roman Empire
Posted in Reading, Reflections, Science
Posted in Reading, Reflections, Science
Special Blog Report – The Phenomenon of ‘Mass – Formation’ as precursor to Totalitarianism
Late yesterday afternoon, I found myself well and truly engaged in the above interview with Clinical Psychiatrist Mattias Desmet from Ghent University in Belgium. It has now since been taken down from You Tube.I have never recorded so many notes…
Tagged with: Lockdowns, Mattias Desmet, Pandemic, Totalitarianism
Posted in News, politics, Reflections
Posted in News, politics, Reflections
The Kookaburra Moment Part III (Final)
This Wednesday’s literature extract resumes from Part 2: I realise that all things good about myself are not in me but others close to me. After a while Susan wandered over.She opened the door and wiped a tear from my…
The Kookaburra Moment Part II
This Wednesday’s literature extract resumes from where Part 1 left us: Susan and I peered from inside, praying the kookaburra didn’t fly away. I looked at Susan as she smeared her hand across her mouth in a vain attempt to…
The Kookaburra Moment Part 1
Susan loved eating fresh barbecued fish, but the thought of having bones wedged down my throat meant I couldn’t last the meal. But I delighted in watching Susan munching the tailor flesh like a primeval woman at the mouth of…
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