What was I thinking? I knew it wasn’t my kind of movie. And still I watched and … yeah. No.
What was I thinking? I knew it wasn’t my kind of movie. And still I watched and … yeah. No.
If you are keeping track of - the second part of my ‘Ages’ series has just been published on Substack.
The Age of Experience is rising even as the Age of Reason declines. Not to erase it, but to end its monopoly. Power is shifting from rigid logic and control to lived insight, emotional depth, and adaptive thinking, where success depends on how well you sense, respond, and connect. How then does Business adapt to survive? It must relearn its purpose: to serve people. To feel as well as think, to listen as well as plan, and to treat people not as inputs to optimise, but as meaning-makers to support. A feeling business? How? Well that’s down to the people in the business.
It was ok. Something to watch. Didn’t like ending.
It was ok. Something to watch. Didn’t like ending.
Really, Really, Really Good. Totally out of left field. AND Nice job of building the cast and the backstories in parallel. Highly recommend.
Dept. Q on 🔗 Reelgood
One of those gentle English detective shows that holds it all together pretty constantly. And scenes from all around Chelsea, London .. suitably scenic advertising from time to time. Good stories. …
The straight-line, box-ticking path to the finish line belongs to the Age of Reason. And good riddance. An age when most of humanity tried to shape the universe in their own image, then crushed its complexity into two-dimensional metaphors.
The Age of Experience doesn’t flatten, it folds. The grids morph into swarms of tesseracts, truly seen only in equations, never in full. Creativity spirals into infinite fractals. Community pulses - unpredictable, electric, impossible to ignore. Collaboration completes the pattern break - thriving in asymmetry.
And somewhere in that beautiful mess, we finally admit: the world never - ever - fit into three dimensions, let alone two.
A short chat last week sparked a familiar question:
“Is blog even the right word anymore? Do people still use them? Isn’t the whole thing outdated?”
Yes. Yes. And no.
You’d be forgiven for …
I dunno - wouldn’t go out of my way. Been watching off and on for the last few weeks just to let the brain drain.
Series 1 ★★
I started it way back in the day and it fell off the watch list and ver …