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.

We often hear about billions and trillions without really thinking about what they mean in everyday life. The question is whether all this wealth and economic activity actually improves people's lives.

Agree that being active and engaging with others is probably one of the most important things we can do here.

Interesting to discover where our inspiration comes from. It goes back to something we enjoyed as children.

Happy in their own little world.

It is always interesting to go back to a game you haven't played for years, particularly when you try something completely different this time ;)

Generally the hardest person to change is ourselves. We can understand what needs to change, but old thoughts and habits can keep pulling us back to the person we were :)

I think rewards are one of the main things that attract people here, and when the price stays low for a long time, it becomes harder to attract new users or bring old ones back.

Having a National Trust membership must be a great way to discover places like this without having to pay for entry each time ;)

I think autonomous taxis could change urban transportation quite significantly, particularly if they can really bring the cost of rides down.

Sometimes we focus so much on what is going wrong that we forget to appreciate what is going right.