Wisdom

by onestring • 2013/12/06 • 0 Comments

Dragging your feet doesn’t alter the inevitable; it only prolongs the dread.

— me

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Profit über alles

by onestring • 2021/04/04

In my last article I pressed on the idea that while we rely on capitalism to value things, there are a lot of things it’s not good at valuing. I want to explore that a little more. The oft repeated…

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Art is life

by onestring • 2021/03/20

It may sound outrageous to say it — I used to think so — but without art we are lost. What do we live for otherwise? Our children? Love? Perhaps, but to what end, if not to together experience the…

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Why community matters

by onestring • 2019/07/01

The other day I was bemoaning the erosion of community in our everyday lives and placing the blame squarely on automation. Automation and the never-ending race to achieve greater efficiency seeks to remove people from as many equations as possible.…

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Daylight Savings Time

by onestring • 2010/10/30

I read an article on Daylight Saving Time today which, regardless of how I felt about it, certainly got a lot of commenters worked up. A health researcher in Britain has proposed eliminating Daylight Saving Time as an ‘easy’ way…

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Meaning

by onestring • 2010/04/05

Today in traffic I could see that the vehicle that was three vehicles forward of me had begun signalling to turn left. I could also see that there was a fair amount of oncoming traffic, so I quickly made a…

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