I am doing some design work for a client and it involves the poetry of David Whyte, whose poetry was new to me at the start of this project. The more I get into the project the more I find myself catching my breath as his words are just so exquisite and the meanings so penetrating.
Neil Gaiman is a treasure.
This image (below) is from today’s issue of a newsletter I subscribe to, published by ClassAction.org. This snippet underscores for me why people do not trust Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Smart Home technology or doctors or politicians (the list goes on and on, right?). It is not the technology doing the harm; it is the people behind the technology who are doing the harm.
I read an article recently in the Hollywood Reporter about how Clint Eastwood is going to direct a movie next year when he is going to be 93 years old. Good for him, I thought! Then I read another article …
What is the true cost of silence?
Digital signal boost for the work of Pixels by Emma
… A Johns Hopkins study found giving just 40 seconds of compassion can lower another person’s anxiety in a measurable way.
A University of Toronto study found, in everyday life (e.g., the workplace) we have, on average, nine unique opportunities for compassion every day.
Here is to all the women who got labeled, laughed out loud, and kept on going. Keep doing it. Be you. Keep doing you.
“The greatest of these is love.” Been thinking a lot lately of one of my favorite chapters in the Bible: 1 Corinthians 13. Such amazing wisdom in these few words! I have always drawn great comfort and encouragement from every word. Most recently, though, is the last two sentences in the chapter I have been turning over in my mind: “(13). And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. (14.) But the greatest of these is love.” I have…
“A good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth good things, and an evil man out of the evil treasure brings forth evil things.” Matthew 12:35