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Back to the Future

> It’s fascinating to watch the Back to the Future movies now not for their nostalgic depiction of the
Nov
11

34: Discovering the Somatic Markers

> It seems strange to me now to think about how I have to unlearn how I lived in my
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Mar
05

Death of Facts

> Facts is survived by two brothers, Rumor and Innuendo, and a sister, Emphatic Assertion. — Facts, 360 BC – 2012 AD
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Feb
12

Dishonest Truths

> We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when
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Jan
27

Saying Hello

It always seems strange to me when you first get to know someone new. There is no easy way to
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Jan
01

New Year, New Approach

New Year’s Eve is meant to be a time to connect with friends and family. Not so for me.
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Dec
31

Renewal

> Every now and then, I feel the need to expand on my level of knowledge or experiences to create
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Sep
08

Bad Memories

> But what’s a memory worth if it only breaks your heart? If it doesn’t make you smile
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Aug
26

A Case of Mistaken Identity

> Material from earlier theatre can be brought into a production in the same way as personal material is brought
3 min read
Apr
23

Keys to Success by John Gruber

> John Gruber’s Keys to Success 1. Fussy coffee drinker 2. Clicky keyboard 3. Soda Stream — The Talk Show

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Back to the Future

> It’s fascinating to watch the Back to the Future movies now not for their nostalgic depiction of the 1950s or jokey guesses at life in 2015, all hoverboards and flying cars, but as a vital document of the 1980s. After all, next year, we’ll be as far

34: Discovering the Somatic Markers

> It seems strange to me now to think about how I have to unlearn how I lived in my 20’s to really live now. Turn Up That F’ing Bass! 32 Years Old Today [http://foursides.ca/post/turn-up-that-fing-bass-32-years-old-today] Last year, I wrote my 33 Unknowables [http://foursides.

Death of Facts

> Facts is survived by two brothers, Rumor and Innuendo, and a sister, Emphatic Assertion. — Facts, 360 BC – 2012 AD – Chicago Tribune [http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012-04-19/news/ct-talk-huppke-obit-facts-20120419_1_facts-philosopher-opinion] In a mock obituary of the death of Facts, Rex Huppke shares how “facts grew up” from being about

Dishonest Truths

> We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light. — Plato When someone offers you a compliment, regardless of what it is about, how do you respond? Most people I come across give the

Saying Hello

It always seems strange to me when you first get to know someone new. There is no easy way to break through that threshold and create a mutual level of respect and comfort automatically. It’s a slow process of discovery which can only happen if both parties are equally

New Year, New Approach

New Year’s Eve is meant to be a time to connect with friends and family. Not so for me. I have been at home cleaning up my office, doing dishes, and settling down on my couch to catch up on some reading that has been collecting. Reading about what

Renewal

> Every now and then, I feel the need to expand on my level of knowledge or experiences to create a change in myself, whether major or minor. The easiest way for me to do this is by reading an article, blog, or book that I normally wouldn’t find

Bad Memories

> But what’s a memory worth if it only breaks your heart? If it doesn’t make you smile or give you butterflies, if it doesn’t give you a reason to think positively, what’s the point of keeping it around. Someone who associates me with the idea

A Case of Mistaken Identity

> Material from earlier theatre can be brought into a production in the same way as personal material is brought in. Just as the performer refines, distorts, condenses, and selects from his life experiences, so fragments from earlier dramas can be worked into the play at hand. Only since the

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