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@JesperBylund A gmail.com address or a Google Apps address?
@JesperBylund Are you still getting email to the spam folder? pcworld.com/article/258393…
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@beantin Yeah, this part is the kicker. That people not only hurt themselves but also others.
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@sherrattsam @tedfujimoto Accoding to this, it often has nothing to do with work or income: weforum.org/agenda/2017/08…
@sherrattsam @tedfujimoto I’m going to write a blog post myself, I think. The simplified Venn diagram often pops up in my feeds :)
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@tedfujimoto @sherrattsam With the western addition of ”profession” and ”being paid”; as I understand it these are not part of the Ikigai concept(?) One’s ikigai can for example be taking care of a loved one.
As I understand it, setting up a Bluetooth mesh network. But my biggest takeaway is how Kenyan TV prioritizes sign-language interpretation. 👍 x.com/standardkenya/…
Read it, print it, act on it.
”Focusing on what’s going wrong wasn’t always the intention for the news”
Why changing your news diet can change the world: positive.news/2018/society/3…
Reading this makes me feel confident that the Swedish culture of fika is one factor at play in how a 10-million person country can contribute so much prominent creativity to the world. ideou.com/blogs/inspirat…
↪ Replying to @Thomasbergman
@Thomasbergman Haha, vad roligt. Jag funderade också på om sex kunde vara en bra start på ett sådant flöde, men jag såg också massor av potentiella ”utmaningar”. Ska överväga den :)
@Thomasbergman Det blir ett aningen kontroversiellt perspektiv att bära och föda barn inte skulle innebära annat än positiva känslor ;)
↪ Replying to @unknown
@pedrobjorn Fair point, and I don’t really suggest ignoring it, but drawing long-drawn conclusions from a tweet to debate policy for 30 minutes is going a bit too far. So it’s not that they discuss the tweet, but rather how they discuss it, normalizing the behavior.
↪ Replying to @nicolecommander
@nicolecommander Excellent. I’ve directed people to this post by @novolume in the past. Love his generic image of a website. novolume.co.uk/blog/all-websi…
Swedish political TV debate shows a Trump tweet and then allows politicians to draw conclusions from that and carry out an intellectual discussion as if the nonsensical tweet is a serious stance on something. The world is being drawn into the delusion. Media chose the blue pill.
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@LEmilbe @n_eminova @swedenfactcheck @sweden Yeah that was pretty frickin’ awesome. Meanwhile, in Sweden...
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@AnnelieGbg @SVTOpinion @Anna_Ekstrom @bjorklundjan Tack för heads up!
↪ Replying to @grishund
@grishund Wow. Vet du om detf finns något liknande i svenska läroplanen? Ändå imponerande att få med ”sig själv”.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Acuity_Design I have it at $19.63 on the Kindle :(
Ah no, UK store! Let's see if my account works.
@Acuity_Design When I log in it switches from 99p to £14.40. Oh well, getting it anyway now ;)
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@n_eminova @swedenfactcheck @sweden Haha, I was curious as well. I also thought Sweden was higher.
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@n_eminova @swedenfactcheck @sweden Here are the top 10 according World Atlas. Click though for the top 25. (US is at spot number 25). worldatlas.com/articles/top-1…
↪ Replying to @Thomasbergman
@Thomasbergman Har inte aktivt letat efter något sådant men kanske borde göra det så att jag får med det i boken :)
↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund I read this as Smart Resumé and was wondering how Overcast would help me find a job 😂