Category: Curiosities
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Dipika Kohli · ‘N’: NORMALITY ‘N’ is an experience, a conversation, an art show, and a fun meetup. It gathers people who super opt-in to participate in a once-off event. This takes place in a city that has an ‘N’ in it, and, together, we show up to meet all the other people who said…
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Buddha said, What we think, we become. I learned that from CN, in Phnom Penh, at a time when there was so much that was up in the air. He was a former monk who got into personal leadership, and related, and our overlapping interests in this field got us connected. These types of questions:…
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Update: Here is a recent story in the Associated Press about the closure of a community newspaper in a rural part of the United States. ‘Even though philanthropists and politicians have been paying more attention to the issue, the factors that drove the collapse of the industry’s advertising model haven’t changed. Encouraging growth in the digital-only…
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I like this video. Phil Cha goes on the road. For ten years. To figure out, ‘Who am I?’ Boy, I can relate to that. Nine years in mostly Phnom Penh, now, with a year on the road before that, to scope out the scene and ‘practice the uncertain, the new, and the different.’ Esoteric…
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Here it is.
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I don’t have a smartphone. I never did. The most often-asked question I get is, How do you keep in touch with people? The long and short of it is, I don’t. I have a very small social circle and I use email, zoom, and a calendar app to book times. I like things that are confirmed-confirmed.
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This week’s issue of S P A C E is ‘Cat.’ Maybe because it’s easier to find something relatable than all the usual esotericism here at S P A C E that I found ‘cat’ to be a good subject. A theme. A story of the moment. You know even just writing the rest of…
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Update: Wow.I am so glad I re-instated this! I forgot how handy it was before, and how helpful it is in pushing off to the side things that are ‘someday/maybe’ and getting to task on things that are ‘next action’. I used to use this, I forgot that I did, but I have brought this…