↪ Replying to @PavelASamsonov
@PavelASamsonov 腹八分目に医者いらず – Hara hachi bun me ni isha irazu.
”Eating to only 80% full keeps the doctors away” 😊
I think 3 is more literal than most imagine. Number 5 i interpret as always having a reasonable goal in mind for your physical wellbeing to encourage some daily exercise.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@kazarnowicz @JaredFossey @jennytheolin Yes, we’ve slowly acclimatized to it and it’s one of these situations where the benefits covertly hides the harm. The inability among journalists to be introspective about this when doing reports on other surveillance states is sometimes hilarious but mostly distressing… x.com/axbom/status/1…
↪ Replying to @JaredFossey
@JaredFossey @kazarnowicz @jennytheolin I will forever see this as a problem.
x.com/axbom/status/1…
@JaredFossey @kazarnowicz @jennytheolin I do believe we talk too little about how our ”personnummer” has had us being a surveillance state for longer than anyone cares admit. On my number you can even see I’m born abroad. Yes, they changed this rule but dit not change old numbers.
@JaredFossey @kazarnowicz @jennytheolin It’s only two years since they made it unlawful for store staff to ask for you personnummer(!) We’ve been very naive.
1. I love the idea of Ikigai, but more so the original concept than the recent, western pop-version.
I bet many are familiar with the venn diagram showing the intersection of
* what you love
* what you are good at
* what the world needs and
* what you can be paid for
2. That diagram was originally just a concept for life purpose and not really related to Ikigai (at all)
The western, capitalist remake of course moved the focus away from human experience to growth of capital, as if these concepts are necessarily intertwined.
3. In reality Ikigai is about
* a life worth living, the happiness and benefit of being alive, and
* something to live for, the joy and goal of living
4. Clarifying this notion:
* Ikigai isn’t necessarily about your work
* Ikigai is not a single, all-or-nothing extraordinary thing
* You can have more than one
* You can change it
5. From the book ’Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life’ by Héctor García and Francesc Miralles, these 10 rules may give you closer to understanding what Ikigai really is about:
6.
1Stay active; don’t retire.
2Take it slow.
3Don’t fill your stomach.
4Surround yourself with good friends.
5Get in shape for your next birthday.
6Smile.
7Reconnect with nature.
8Give thanks.
9Live in the moment.
10Follow your ikigai
7. Read more about the original story of the circle diagram and the misconception of Ikigai on Sloww.
The True Meaning of Ikigai: Definitions, Diagrams & Myths about the Japanese Life Purpose
sloww.co/ikigai/
8. Kyle on Sloww also has ideas for evolving the Ikigai diagram (and why and how it needs to be redesigned)
sloww.co/ikigai-2-0/
↪ Replying to @JaredFossey
@JaredFossey @kazarnowicz @jennytheolin And when they break the law, they can afford the fines. No individual accountability.
imy.se/nyheter/2019/a…
Can the internet via a mobile phone be considered free, if the only way to use the phone is to accept a tirade of terms and conditions? Likewise, if I can only use a national digital id on my phone by accepting the terms of said phone, is it lawful for a state to require?
↪ Replying to @achaido
@achaido Precis min reflektion. Brukar inte tycka att killar som försöker vara coola ger så mycket. Men den här gav något. Kompositionen. Och kaffet, jag gillar ändå kaffet.
I mean, he did pull it off...
Norway with a contender.
youtube.com/watch?v=iLEX5M…
The Netherlands want in… x.com/MityaGizatov/s…
↪ Replying to @DennisOER
@DennisOER @Carnebro Berätta gärna vad du är nyfiken på :)
Jag har skrivit här om varför jag raderade kontot: axbom.com/five-reasons-w…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@steveportigal The fun thing about this pic is that I'm sitting on top of the area of the lake where I go swimming in the summer. 😊
↪ Replying to @unknown
@steveportigal It actually wasn't that cold. The sun was incredibly warm. But everything is relative :)
Imagine prioritizing human wellbeing before growth.
That’s the hill I’ll die on.
It’s disconcerting how uncomfortable I can feel by just considering the idea of spending a full day outside without access to a phone. In the early 90s I lived for two years with no home phone, just a pager 😅
Yes, this meant if someone wanted to get hold of me, they paged me and then if I felt up for it I had to walk outside and find a phone booth and call them back.
↪ Replying to @Carnebro
@Carnebro Jag drev UX Sverige med 1000+ UX:are och uppskattade flera grupper som jag deltog , t ex Tillgänglighetstruppen, men mådde ändå så otroligt mycket bättre av att lämna plattformen än att finnas på den.
I learn so much about running safe workshops from Alastair. twitter.com/acuity_design/status/1…
After more than a year without Facebook I have not missed it one single day.
I had not expected that, but there it is.
I am not saying that this would be true for everybody.
