‘My guess is that they’re, they’re ready to roll out another one because that’s just been the pattern,’ Gundlach tells Yahoo Finance.
— Read on finance.yahoo.com/news/gundlach-on-stimulus-and-ubi-120022461.html
My Fuji journey… Not to the Mountain! – Fuji X Passion
My Fuji journey… Not to the Mountain! – Fuji X Passion
— Read on www.fujixpassion.com/2020/12/08/my-fuji-journey-not-to-the-mountain/
10 Tips To Leverage Neon Lights for Stellar Portraiture | PetaPixel
Neon signs give off a unique light, but the same properties that make them look magical can also make them difficult to photograph.
— Read on petapixel.com/2021/05/14/10-tips-to-leverage-neon-lights-for-stellar-portraiture/
The Mental Benefits of Being Terrible at Something | Outside Online
Beginners: The Joy and Transformative Power of Lifelong Learning. Vanderbilt makes a compelling case that learning something new has myriad advantages, including promoting the brain’s ability to rewire itself, connecting you to new people and new communities, and reengaging our innate curiosity and open-mindedness. While all of these offer tremendous benefits, that last one may be the most important.
— Read on www.outsideonline.com/2423015/80-20-rule-beginner-mastery-benefits
Cosmos: The Internet of Blockchains
Cosmos is an ever-expanding ecosystem of interoperable and sovereign blockchain apps and services, built for a decentralized future.
— Read on cosmos.network/
Opinion | What Pop Stoicism Misses About Ancient Philosophy – The New York Times
The early Stoics taught that we are world citizens connected to all of humanity through our reason. Marcus Aurelius paints a graphic image in his “Meditations.” He jots his notes in the quiet of nightfall after a day of battle during the Germanic campaigns. The detritus of the battlefield is on his mind: Picture a hand and head lying apart from the rest of the body. This is what a person makes of himself when he cuts himself off from the world. We can’t be “at home in the world,” a Stoic catchphrase, if the good is reduced to self-interest, or grit is defined as go-it-alone self-reliance.
— Read on www.nytimes.com/2021/05/14/opinion/stoics-self-help.html
Confronting Disinformation Spreaders on Twitter Only Makes It Worse, MIT Scientists Say – Slashdot
It’s well known and well covered. It’s called the Backfire Effect. In short, when a person is presented with facts which contradict their beliefs, the person will dig in their heels and disregard the facts.
— Read on m.slashdot.org/story/385448
How a Materialist Philosopher Argued His Way to Panpsychism | Mind Matters
“The energy process is experiencing. So I don’t touch anything in physics. I simply replace the picture of energy that most people have with the idea that this energy is somehow experiencing. That’s it.”
Strawson’s version of panpsychism appears economical in that it dispenses with the conundrum of the origin of consciousness. Except for one thing: To bridge the gap to human consciousness, he relies on evolution, seen as an active force rather than as a sequence of events:
— Read on mindmatters.ai/2021/05/how-a-materialist-philosopher-argued-his-way-to-panpsychism/
Amid the NFT craze, a builders’ culture emerges on the blockchain – SiliconANGLE
“What really interested me is the way smart contracts work, nobody could get into the middle,” Snowden said. “The most important part of this space is it allows us to recapture some of our liberty that we’ve lost over the last 15 years. Liberty is freedom from permission.”
DeFi at the core
— Read on siliconangle.com/2021/05/10/amid-craziness-nfts-builders-culture-emerges-blockchain/
How To Set Up Pi-hole®. Block ads for all devices inside your… | by Christoph Schmidl | The Startup | Medium
This tutorial will guide you through the different steps to install the network-wide ad-blocker “Pi-hole” on your Raspberry Pi. This step-by-step instruction is beginner-friendly and shouldn’t take longer than 20 minutes.
— Read on medium.com/swlh/how-to-set-up-pi-hole-2293246dc8ed
