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Currently reading: The Sacred Art of Alchemy
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Add this book to your reading list :Art and Symbols of the Occult: Images of Power and Wisdom .
Hopefully, you won't lose an arm in your experiments.
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Yes alchemy has been replaced by the Periodic Table and Chemistry, just as mbti has been replaced by Psychometrics.
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The Burning House
1000 Awesome Things – A time-ticking countdown of 1000 awesome things by Neil Pasricha
Humans of New York
Erich Fromm
http://www.cracked.com/funny-articles.html
I was thinking about this the other day, a lot of these links are to things which I've considered to be the epitome of the internet at its best, although I always think that HNY is at a risk of simply evolving into its own publishing house or corporate entity, I am saddened by the fact that TBH went of fashion, that site is not what it once was and the FB page is similarly out of action too, I've been told it just followed the "pattern", successful blog transitions into a published book and then that's just a passive income stream for the creator and the end of things.
I like go fund me, crowd fund, kickstarter and other sites like that, I like being able to see creative projects and fund them with my modest monies if I can too. I think the internet's arteries are hardening now, with developments like FB and other so called disruptive technologies finding regulation and even public expectation beginning to bite, let alone revelations like prominent persons with a stake in those enterprises saying they dont actually allow their kids or family to use them.
The Burning House
1000 Awesome Things – A time-ticking countdown of 1000 awesome things by Neil Pasricha
Humans of New York
Erich Fromm
http://www.cracked.com/funny-articles.html
I was thinking about this the other day, a lot of these links are to things which I've considered to be the epitome of the internet at its best, although I always think that HNY is at a risk of simply evolving into its own publishing house or corporate entity, I am saddened by the fact that TBH went of fashion, that site is not what it once was and the FB page is similarly out of action too, I've been told it just followed the "pattern", successful blog transitions into a published book and then that's just a passive income stream for the creator and the end of things.
I like go fund me, crowd fund, kickstarter and other sites like that, I like being able to see creative projects and fund them with my modest monies if I can too. I think the internet's arteries are hardening now, with developments like FB and other so called disruptive technologies finding regulation and even public expectation beginning to bite, let alone revelations like prominent persons with a stake in those enterprises saying they dont actually allow their kids or family to use them.
