I am not the first to remark that technology usually evolves at a much higher rate than societies. It is particularly true in the case of information technology, where a 50 years course has taken us from ultra-expensive computers that filled a room (more…)
…it is a great sentence to add to your mental hygiene morning routine. The other day I was practicing it, when something strange happened: I felt a sudden impulse of hugging myself and, when I did so, I had a vision of my whole body as the 6*10 to the 13th power cells that compose it. (more…)
I doubt that there are plenty of people in this world that can be happier than me with this invention. Now I only regret having made so many turns around the bush before getting it; (more…)
I was talking with my father the other day when the issue of sensory predominance came up. “Without any doubt”, I said, “I am mostly aural, a bit less kinesthetic, and visual comes in the last place”. The man looked at me in astonishment: “Oh my god”, (more…)
In an ideal world, and when I’m being my better me, detachment from outcome is one of my main guiding principles. (more…)
I have recently completed my experience as a ‘guinea pig’ for one of the sleep techniques featured in Eric Watermolen’s upcoming ‘Set Your Sleep On Autopilot’, an experience that has provided me a lot of insight and hints about the always mysterious ‘wall of sleep’. (more…)
Here is a simple trick I find useful the times when I enter negativity cycles in the street. (more…)
Are you the kind of person that you would have called ‘a cool guy’ when you were a child?
A productivity technique I once tried was visualizing myself in a war scenario, (more…)
One of the usual criticisms against ‘The Secret
