Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
How I’d never come across this before is beyond me.
via Nick Milo .. ‘the Obsidian guy’
“I’ll have a better understanding of why in a year,” he said, “and an even better one in two, and an even greater one in five, and it’ll go from being, you know, a book of my life to becoming a chapter to a paragraph to a line to a word to a doodle.”
💬Jason Sudeikis
Jason Sudeikis on Ted Lasso, SNL, and “Landing Like an Avenger”
I like that analogy.
I was thinking about the GDP to total Market Cap today and wondering why nobody had thought of that before. Turns out they had … 20 years ago.
‘Covid Toe’ … apparently it’s a thing.
Just got notification ⦠if you have been part of the journey - thankyou. If you havenât, itâs never too late ð¥³
store.peoplefirst.business/meet-john
Makes Me Happy
As I am getting back in the saddle - been tuning the web presence and seeing what is working and what is not … interesting to see where the podcast has reached …
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The new book is charting in a number of countries including the USA and the UK … not to mention The Netherlands for some reason.
Short Interview With The Publisher can be found here.
The Kindle version is still free at time of writing.
Trickle Up Economics
We’re Living Through the Greatest Transfer of Wealth From the Middle Class to the Elites in History
I really do hate that ‘elites’ word … they aren’t … they just happen to be a large group of people with lots of money and people in (or want to be in) power who want access to that wealth.
That said - a recurring observation.
The “connected” form a powerful bloc comprised of big government, big business and big special interests. And though their monikers label them “big,” they are comprised of relatively small elites. And they are seeking to use their power to benefit themselves at your expense.
Umm - because you had commodified your body?
Amazing what you see as you are strolling through the streets of Auckland.
I Reviewed the Last 100 Apple Podcasts App Reviews and They’re Hilarious
Hilarious? No.
Reviews are hard enough - to leave and get …
Interesting analysis though. What do people think they are reviewing when they review?
The U.S. Is Heading into a Perfect Storm of Fascism.
A little long - as is often the case with Haque.
That said you might not agree with his conclusions, but his observations that lead him there are pretty spot on.
Ditching Bobby … a totally useless app.
Why the number 137 is one of the greatest mysteries in physics.
So who you gonna believe …
Feynman and Pauli with 137
or
Adams with 42?
🎤 Jay Hoffman’s work narrated by Jeremy Keith on Apple and Castro
Only through Chapter One so far and the rest might not be for the general populous, but the first chapter definitely is. Great summary of the foundation of the web and the internet.
30 minutes. Don’t miss it.
So good … the entire site that is.
