🪦 oh no! Say it ain’t so Val. And just 65 😔

I like the idea of categorisation in 🍎 email and the 4 categories make sense to 🗂️ BUT sure would like the ability to add a couple more of my own. #EdgeCaseAgain

Man cannot endure his own littleness unless he can translate it into meaningfulness on the largest possible level.

💬 Ernest Becker

… and then I thought of 🔗🎵 The Overview

🕵💬 Inspired By People | 🌐 Vala Afshar

🔍 All The Posts can be found here, or scroll through the quotes below.

🔗 Mathematicians uncover the logic behind how people walk in crowds | ScienceDaily

.. not read it yet .. but wondering f the equation includes parameters around the phone that is inevitably in people’s hands, more often than not being looked at.

When the ‘fake news’ sounds like reality .. even to someone that tries to be on the lookout for the plain wrong .. somehow April 1st slips by without a whimper.

🔗Authoritarian Grift Meets the Grind of Justice

America (that country that promoted itself (past tense) as the beacon of democracy) continues to be the ONLY country in the world that does nothing to stop these kinds of people.

Why would anybody believe - ever - that America stands for democracy?

🕵💬 Inspired By People | 🌐 Mattie Stepanek

🔍 All The Posts can be found here, or scroll through the quotes below.

🔗 Pockets of Belfast - Gapingvoid

On 20th March, in celebration of the UN’s World Happiness day, the BBC’s Mark Easton conducted a little social experiment: dropping ten wallets (with money and his phone number inside) on the streets of Belfast, Northern Ireland.
He got them all back.

Makes me happy - and today isn’t even World Happiness Day!

🔗 The Mediocrity of Modern Google

But here’s the thing about tech – and I’ve been saying this for years – technology’s self-obsolescence is a more effective regulator than any government agency. Google, despite its trillion-dollar market cap and infrastructure advantages, risks becoming the first of the mega-caps to fade into irrelevance as the internet evolves beyond the “10 blue links” paradigm that made it a giant.

Me - never been overly into the land of Google. Yes - I have an account - and of course I have Google Drive - but it is not my ‘go to’ - unless I am forced into it because a business I am working with has decided it hates Microsoft and has enabled Google. I do think it is hard to beat their ‘office suite’ - for the collaboration part of it - BUT I would never consider writing a doc or knocking out a spreadsheet on Google if I wasn’t expecting somebody to be collaborating with me.

In my world …

GoogleSheets Airtable

GoogleDocs Craft

GMail AppleMail/Spark mainly running my own domains in some data center

Google Search Perplexity

GDrive iCloud/Dropbox

GooglePhotos et al. Apple

What else do people use Google for - I forget.