There’s a few songs that you when you listen to, it’s impossible to not feel good. Physically, physiologically, emotionally, psychologically, economically, and all the other -ally’s. Kokomo is one. No
Month: June 2018
If the world got hit by an asteroid and was going to go ‘kaboom’ in a week from now, what would you do? How would you spend your last week? Who would you go see? What would you tell the people closest to you?If the world got hit by an asteroid and was going to go ‘kaboom’ in a week from now, what would you do? How would you spend your last week? Who would you go see? What would you tell the people closest to you?
Imagine… Imagine that a week from now, an asteroid was going to smash into earth, causing devastating earthquakes and tsunamis to begin with, and then a destabilising of the atmosphere
Was Christopher McCandless from Into The Wild an idiot? (and what’s Natasha from Tolstoy’s War & Peace’s got to do with it)Was Christopher McCandless from Into The Wild an idiot? (and what’s Natasha from Tolstoy’s War & Peace’s got to do with it)
Christopher mcCandless had it all. Young, bright, a college graduate. A promising future. A secure family life. All before him, just as he was about to start his career. So,
Question: Though there may be no universal meaning of life, what is the meaning of YOUR life?Question: Though there may be no universal meaning of life, what is the meaning of YOUR life?
Albert Camus’ Meursault found meaning to his own life. So did Sisyphus. And so did Izzy in the Last Kiss. And there may be no one single meaning of life
Instead of ‘What are 3 things you wish you could have?’, what are the 3 things you most wish you could KEEP? (& the first two responses to it)Instead of ‘What are 3 things you wish you could have?’, what are the 3 things you most wish you could KEEP? (& the first two responses to it)
This is a diamond of a video by Tim Urban from Wait But Why, who travelled to Iraq, Nigeria, Russia, Japan and Greenland and asked people there: If you had a
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.7] – The Philosophy of: Being in a relationshipA Deep Dive into: Love [pt.7] – The Philosophy of: Being in a relationship
This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. So what does it
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.6] – The Philosophy of: Short-term love – Every relationship must end, which is what makes it beautiful (Which do you prefer: plastic flowers or the ones that die?)A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.6] – The Philosophy of: Short-term love – Every relationship must end, which is what makes it beautiful (Which do you prefer: plastic flowers or the ones that die?)
‘It was better to burn than to disappear.’ – Meursault (from Camus’ The Outsider) Think back to before you were born… What do you remember? What was important to you?.. Probably
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.5] – The Philosophy of: being single (and what the Tao Te Ching’s got to do with it)A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.5] – The Philosophy of: being single (and what the Tao Te Ching’s got to do with it)
This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. So what does it
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.4] – Can you only feel ‘true’ love for a partner if you’re accepting of the possibility that you may be single forever?A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.4] – Can you only feel ‘true’ love for a partner if you’re accepting of the possibility that you may be single forever?
This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.3] – What does it mean (to you)?A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.3] – What does it mean (to you)?
This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.2] – Three alternatives to maybe the most confused word in the English language) + The Philosophy of Plato on Love in ‘The Symposium’A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.2] – Three alternatives to maybe the most confused word in the English language) + The Philosophy of Plato on Love in ‘The Symposium’
This is a deep dive into the one word that may be more confused or have a greater subjective meaning than any other in the English language: Love. What does
A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.1] – What is it? AND the Philosophy of Michel De Montaigne [pt.2] – Is the love you have for a friend the purest form of love there is?A Deep Dive into: Love [pt.1] – What is it? AND the Philosophy of Michel De Montaigne [pt.2] – Is the love you have for a friend the purest form of love there is?
The love of friends is a universal warmth, temperate moreover and smooth, a warmth which is constant and at rest, all gentleness and evenness, having nothing sharp nor keen. –