I have seen it in acidyo's posts. It could be a nice way to turn passive consumption into something more meaningful as we all spend some time watching movies, listening to music or reading.

Hipe Bills have a great season this time mate!

I think greed, morality, the treatment of strangers and the consequences of our decisions are probably timeless human issues.

I often find myself spending too much time worrying about things that won't really matter in the end, and I think this reduces the quality of my life.

I think learning more about what we believe is always valuable, even if the goal isn't to convince anyone else.

Efficiency and compassion are both important when it comes to healthcare.

We never really know which decision will turn out to be the right one.

Adding to our previous conversations, when everything becomes easier and faster, we may stop making the effort to learn or figure things out for ourselves. I think this is one of the risks of relying too

Technology has made our lives much easier, but it has also made it very easy to become passive and spend hours consuming content without actually doing anything. When it comes to AI, I think we may lose

We realise the value of these things only when we start to lose them.

I also think that the people who attend during difficult market conditions are probably the ones who are most committed to Hive 😉

The world seems to be getting crazier every day.

I believe that our time and energy are our most valuable assets in life.

I think that some decisions might permanently close doors in our life. To balance enjoying the present and protecting our future is probably one of the hardest parts of life.

We have become so used to being monitored and having our data collected that we sometimes forget how unusual it actually is.

The real challenge may be finding a system that prevents power from becoming concentrated in the hands of a few.

Life of Michael Jakcson.

Do you watch CEV cup in Istanbul?

If voting changed something, they would ban it.

Thirty years is a long time to carry a collection of stories with you, so it must feel great to finally see the book published.