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(Un)(Happy) Endings (?)

Dear Reader, Pretty much all things have an end. We knew the fact since we were young. Birthday parties end. The cake ends. The game ends. Someone, I can’t remember who it was, said that life is like a children’s… Continue Reading →

24/03/2020 Morning Poetry

Fifteen years agoI led a different life Man does not yet knowHe can always invent the FutureBecause itDoes not yet exist

Dropping Balls

Dear Reader, My work often revolves around managing multiple projects simultaneously, like a juggler with many balls in the air. I’m no miracle worker, and sometimes I can’t even remember how many balls I’m juggling. My hands can push a… Continue Reading →

Building a fortress against distractions, Brick by Brick

Dear Reader, I’ve already described a simple strategy to avoid distractions on the phone while maintaining the possibility of being reached by a controlled list of people. You can find details in my post The Nineties’ Way. I’m happy to… Continue Reading →

Trekking Through Life

Dear Reader, I can’t define myself a real Trekker (i.e. a devote fan of Star Trek), because I have not seen all episodes in The Original Series (TOS, for aficionados). On the other hand, I watched all the movies multiple… Continue Reading →

Anthropy

Dear Reader, The title of this post is a portmanteau of the words Anthropos and Entropy. Entropy is a concept born inside the realm of physics, thermodynamics in particular. It is the principle according to which every closed system tends… Continue Reading →

In-Perfection

Dear Reader, Last Halloween, my son took part in a figure skating competition. It was a good day, he was concentrated and calm, he walked into the ice rink with a confident smile and came out in the second position,… Continue Reading →

Question and… and… and…

Dear Reader, I’m baffled by a behaviour I see acted by others and, more worrisome for me, by myself as well. The script goes like this: A question is asked. A reply is given. The asker act as if the… Continue Reading →

Let him Who is Without Sin…

…lay the first stone. Dear Reader, I stumbled upon an interesting article regarding the construction of Stonehenge. After reading it, I urge you to watch the accompanying video: Besides noticing the stunning ingenuity and tenacity of Mr Wallington, I tried… Continue Reading →

The Nineties’ Way

Dear Reader, I often feel too distracted by what I get on the phone: WhatsApp, Telegram, Skype and the likes. As I described in a previous post about emails, I have already get rid of all notifications for emails, but… Continue Reading →

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