Posts in July 28, 2026

My friend was so moved by it that she watched it four times in the cinema — she took everyone to see it, and I almost went as well. I watched it, but didn’t feel the same connection.
A strange transformation happened to me. Strange because all other transformations filled me with piggy delight. I would skip and dance, feeling an incredible surge of energy within me. But this time, the transformation brought tranquility.
Over the past month, I've been working with a therapist. Never before in my life have I had the opportunity to regularly communicate with a psychologist, at least not for a whole month. All my previous encounters were spontaneous and unplanned, for the most part. This time, I needed to have at least four scheduled sessions.

December 21, 2017 To myself, so it doesn’t get lost. In response to this. I will […]
I enjoy watching interviews (podcasts) with Huberman — he’s a neuroscientist, and he talks very interestingly about the physiology of the brain and the body in general. I decided to try out some of his advice:
Mother! - one of the most amazing examples of modern cinematographic symbolism I've ever decoded. And still will be decoding for a while at least for the fun of it.
It's been a great journey to have access to so much great stuff to watch that comes free with Amazon Prime membership, which itself is not necessarily cheap, but the Amazon Instant Video in my opinion completely makes up for it.
As we stand on the precipice of another potential Trump presidency, the policies embedded in Project 2025 cast a long shadow over the future of the United States. Crafted by the Heritage Foundation, this comprehensive plan for conservative governance could reshape the nation in profound and troubling ways. Fast forward to the future: if adopted, what might the 2025 policies make the U.S. become? Let's explore!
Intimacy, vulnerability, and power dynamics are themes that have long captivated storytellers and audiences alike. Two films that delve into these complex subjects are "9 1/2 Weeks" and "Fifty Shades of Grey." While both movies attempt to explore dominant-submissive relationships, they do so in markedly different ways.
Stakeholder Analysis and Impact Assessment play pivotal roles in navigating the complexities of Agile change management. […]