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Tag Archives: personality
Facet
Facebook’s policy changes a while back meant that suddenly, the average user (as opposed to the technophile and conspiracy theorist) is raising an eyebrow, or both, depending on knowledge levels, at what it means to his privacy. This is not … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Life, Social Networking, Think About It
Tagged data, David Bond, Facebook, likes, personality, privacy, Schmidt
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You and me
The hurried breakfast, the hours in front of the computer, the lunch at office, the work that’s done to make a living, the dinner in front of the television, the mindless programming that occupies. I have many ways of escaping … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged absolute, awakening, Derek Walcott, Freedom, Love after Love, me, myself, personality, The Time Traveler's Wife
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I feel funny?
[I wrote this post quite a while back, but the trigger to post is Cyn's recent post of a similar nature] Those of you who read my other blog – brants, know the site by now. When I announced it … Continue reading
Lost Universes
Sometime back, I got an email forward – A Violinist in the Metro, about the world famous musician Joshua Bell, who, in 45 minutes, played 6 Bach pieces, with a violin worth $3.5 million, at a metro station in Washington, … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It
Tagged attitude, childhood, confidence, curiosity, friends, innocence, Joshua Bell, mindset, music, personality, shuttle, Space, subway, Washington metro
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