Posts Tagged ‘Consumerism’
- Why do we need for our daily work a box that requires a fan always on? It means that, whatever you do, you are causing energetic consumption. If you think about it, it’s pretty surrealistic. (more…)
Tuesday, May 10th, 2011
Tags: Advertising, Climate change, Computers, Consumerism, Energy, Environment, History, Humor, Interdependence, Social conditioning, Technology, Vice, Violence
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An inbox is a placeholder in which we put stuff we want to deal with in an ordered manner. In a way, that definition applies to our mouth cavity, a highly specialized inbox which also starts right away the first processing stage (more…)
Tuesday, April 5th, 2011
Tags: Body, Consciousness, Consumerism, Energy, Humor, Massage, Nutrition, Procrastination, Productivity, Self-care, Society, Tips, Unconscious
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- The acting is crap because “come on, they are dancing, you can’t expect them to act too” (more…)
Tuesday, December 7th, 2010
Tags: Consciousness, Consumerism, Dancing, Fun, Humor, Leisure, Music, Self-care
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It sounds a bit like a joke, but world situation is so screwed up that there is nothing but great opportunities all around. The standards of waste in Western world are such, that (more…)
Friday, November 12th, 2010
Tags: Climate change, Consumerism, Emotional intelligence, Learning, Media, Social conditioning, Society, Tradition, Visualization
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I’ve been interested in learning about Neuro-Linguistic Programming for a while, and now, at last I have found the place to start; I’m pretty advanced in the reading of ‘Frogs into Princes
‘, by John Grinder and Richard Bandler, which seems to be one of the ‘bibles’ of the technique. The reasons why I intend to post about NLP on the go, as I learn it, are the issue of this post. (more…)
Tuesday, October 26th, 2010
Tags: Blogging, Books, Communication, Competition, Consumerism, Evolution, Growth, Hypnosis, Internet, Labeling, Learning, Neuro-linguistic programming, Richard Bandler, Social conditioning
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I have blogged several times about the virtues of admiration, and the greatness of being a polymath, so I thought it would be nice to show that I practice what I preach by introducing here some of my heroes. (more…)
Tuesday, October 12th, 2010
Tags: Admiration, Art, Beauty, Blogging, Classification, Cliché, Communication, Consciousness, Consumerism, Creative thinking, Creativity, Culture clash, Difference, Education, Emotional intelligence, Exercises, Experiments, Focus, Freak, Fun, Gratitude, Growth, Happiness, Ideas, Imitation, Inspiration, Interdependence, Internet, Lists, Low level, Motivation, Originality, Passion, Photography, Proactive, Tradition, Violence, Vision board
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“What the world needs is…” A common sentence, with probably 6,500,000,000 different endings, one for each of the inhabitants of this troubled world of us. I recently had a ‘gestalt’ of my personal answer, one of those moments in which you see the whole picture as a whole (snap!). Here it goes for what is worth. (more…)
Tuesday, September 7th, 2010
Tags: Acceptance, Adaptation, Beauty, Biology, Body, Climate change, Communication, Compassion, Competition, Conflict solving, Consciousness, Consumerism, Creative thinking, Creativity, Crisis, Difference, Education, Ego, Emotional intelligence, Empathy, Evolution, Globalization, Gratification, Gratitude, Interdependence, Learning, Life, Love, Media, Nature, Personal relations, Proactive, Social conditioning, Society, Teamwork, Transcendence, Violence, Visualization
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Let’s put the authority argument first, for they still seem to keep some value in this age of mobs taking the power. The poet Paul Valéry, refined human being and one of my literary heroes, affirmed in his diaries
that museums seemed to him disgusting (more…)
Tuesday, August 17th, 2010
Tags: Adaptation, Art, Beauty, Books, Consumerism, Creativity, Daydreaming, Leisure, Paul Valéry, Social conditioning, Subliminal
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There is nothing more loathsome in films than those stories where everything intends to be “clockwork-like”, and characters are just puppets to make the story happen. (more…)
Friday, July 30th, 2010
Tags: Art, Beauty, Brain, Communication, Consumerism, Creativity, Films, Fun, Growth, Habits, Humor, Ideas, Inspiration, Interdependence, Poetry, Social conditioning, Specialization, Stories
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The best way to organize documents is alphabetically.211221230 But when the stuff to classify is more voluminous or heterogeneous, the task usually becomes harder. One thing that I had some struggle with was stationery. (more…)
Friday, June 25th, 2010
Tags: Classification, Compulsive hoarding (disposophobia), Consumerism, Creative thinking, Creativity, Entitling, Filing, Ideas, Lists, Low level, Notebooks, Organizing, Personal productivity, Productivity, Reminders, Social conditioning, Workflow, Writing
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