Population
It’s boggling how much information we have access to today, and yet how misinformed we can be about so many things. Part of the issue is that we very often talk past each other when supposedly discussing or debating. But…
Lifestyle for One
My apartment smells of sautéed onions and fresh-minced garlic. I love the smell. Not everyone would, but I do. I also tend to fill my space with the fragrance of curries and peppers, or on the other end of the…
Intentional Milestones
Something that I took for granted while on the road was the number of milestones that were built into my life. I’d arrive in a new country, I’d try some new food, I’d meet a new group of people, I’d…
Turning Sideways
It’s possible to seem impressive from one angle, but to be incredibly flat from every other possible viewpoint.
Pace & Goals
Of all the things that a change in one’s lifestyle can bring, a new pace is one of the more difficult to accept.
Look Away
On this week’s episode of Let’s Know Things, we touch on the idea of shunning, then deep-dive into empiricism versus faith, trust and journalism, and how politicians are like magicians. We also discuss why diluting the influence of journalism and…
Non-Human Intelligence
On the most recent episode of my podcast, Let’s Know Things, we discuss intelligence, and in particular the types of intelligence we find outside of our own species.
Vacant and Beige
It’s easy to imagine potential in empty spaces. Less easy to imagine are the possibilities for spaces that are filled, badly.
Minimum Viable Home
Take the time to live with the fundamentals before filling your space with things you think you’re supposed to have.
Circular Food
I don’t have the reflexes for this.