Time has become our God, it rules our lives and we wonder, how do people manage so much with so little Time?
How to find meaning and happiness in our lives.
We draw meaning from anything we can find. Our titles, our possessions, our friends, our past and our possible future are all bragging rights. We shine a light upon our morals and beliefs as if to say “this is who I am, this is why I matter!”.
How do you gain knowledge? And how do we avoid losing it?
How do we manage to continue gaining knowledge in an increasingly complex world? Knowledge that defines us as individuals in our society?
On Movies vs Books and Emotionally Rewarding Activities.
Imagine you’re watching a fantastic movie. One of your favorites or one you’ve never seen before; imagine that surge of expectation, the feeling of elation as you wait for something to happen, as you slowly understand the plot the movie has been trying to build, that moment when understanding washes over you and you feel …
Fahrenheit 451, a review and highlights.
I’ve mentioned in the past how I tend to choose books. If they ring a bell, like Montaigne’s essays, then I assume they’re good books since no one hears about bad books or products in general. This was the case with Fahrenheit 451. I’ve heard of it so many times in the past that it …
On world building, Twenty One Pilot’s Trench, and creativity.
I’ve been listening to this one album for more than a month now. I usually listen to music while coding, and whenever I want to play music I just press play on my Spotify, and since I’ve been listening to the same album for so long, I simply keep listening to it. Right now, for …
My nonna and her stories.
My family, just like any other family out there, has some interesting history and things worth talking about and stories worth telling. I was talking with my spouse the other day about them, and I realized how much I enjoyed telling their stories, in particular, my grandmother’s (nonna hereafter) stories. Like most European grandparents, mine went …
The casual, exacerbating philosophy of Montaigne – A review
The way I choose my books a lot of the time is the same as I and many others choose things. If the books sound familiar, it means I heard about it or about the author and that means it’s probably good. Why else would I have heard about it in the first place? Remarkable …
The last of Dune. Thoughts on “Chapterhouse” and the journey of reading Dune.
I started reading Dune mid-2016, and among the 50 or so books I read that year, Dune was the best one of them. A marvellous book, a fantastic story, a gorgeous and mind-blowing journey through its pages, characters and settings. Frank Herbert truly created a work of art within the Dune pages. It was a …
Thinking Fast and Slow. Understanding Human Behavior. A Review.
Reviewing books as complex and important as this one is hard. It took me almost 5 months to get through this book. I read about 10 other books in the meantime. Thinking Fast and Slow is such a heavy book to read, the amount of information it contains is astonishingly high, and the information astonishingly …