Posted on 11 July 2011. Tags: Do You Fit in Social Media, Information overload, Lonely in the Social Media World, social media, Social Media and You, Social Media Isn't For Everyone, Successful Socal Media Strategy
I stumbled upon this article from Clovia Hamilton on twitter: Secrets of Social Media You Learned in High School http://bit.ly/mq56AR, and it made me think. I vividly recall my days, months, years in high shool, where I sort of belonged without really belonging to any clan, where teachers and some students secretly admired me(I learned later on) for my grits,
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Posted in Blogging, My Interests, Psychology, Social Networking, Sociology
Posted on 13 April 2011. Tags: chemical escape, coping mechanisms in western societies, coping skills, Emotional escape, psychosomatic disorders
In the “Eloge de la fuite” (Praise to the Escape), Henri Laborit, a French biologist reports that, when put to the test, man only has three choices at his disposal: Fight back, do nothing and escape.
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Posted in Management, Philosophy, Psychology, Society, Sociology
Posted on 06 April 2011. Tags: Masochism, masochism and self-control, Masochism in everyday life, why we are masochists
At the beginning of masochism is inherent fear of a painful upcoming event. Man is scared because he ignores when the event will happen and the degree of pain it will procure. The masochist understands that a way to prevent pain is to provoke the dreaded event himself. Since it’s inevitable…
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Posted in Philosophy, Psychology, Society, Sociology
Posted on 21 March 2011. Tags: biodiesel, economic collapse, economy, Going Green, green housing, green living, How To Survive An Economic Crisis, Leviton, Lutron, off the grid, portable solar charger, recession-proof living, Surviving A Global Economic Meltdown, Surviving a recession, surviving an economic collapse, sustainable living
I have mixed feelings about the whole “Green”, sustainable living thing. I do recycle heavily at home and at the office, but it’s costing me more money. Despite the cost I have decided to get off the grid. Not because it’s just the right thing to do (because the products and technology available today are unaffordable to the masses and are truly a luxury), but mainly because, unlike Warren Buffet, I do not believe that an economic recovery is possible before a global economic collapse happens and the clocks are reset.
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Posted in Economics, Go Green, My Two Cents, Society, Socioeconomics, Sociology, Tribulations