Jun
17th
Mon
17th
Hospitals. a poem
Hospitals exist
so you can pull up a chair
and watch people die.
-Kip
Kip McMillan's Spoken Word Poem
Global Citizen Year US Re-Entry Training 2013
its a pity you didnt hear it start to finish, the camera caught a part of this one, and ive heard her do three, and this REALLY GOOD one is not as good as the other two
We often hide the good, the pretty, the successful inside ourselves from the bad, the failure, the ugly. They have to unify else we get fragmented inside ourselves and we can’t accept who we are.
— James Altucher & Lynn Smith
Scared is SCARED of the things you like
Freemium = Freemicide
— business advice by Steve Hogan
Jun
16th
Sun
16th
Ive always thought it interesting to compare the two quotes
what would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail?
what would you do if you weren’t afriad?
cause like, if I couldn’t fail, id eventually loose steam, yea know, it wouldn’t be worth it after awhile to try. but if i was never afraid, i would just take on everything, nothing would hold me back! and if i wasn’t afraid, its sort of a given that I expected to succeed, that I wouldn’t fail (that is what we fear, right? failure). this is a paradox. how can these be as accurate as they are contradicting?
Jun
15th
Sat
15th
not the superior logic;
The winner of an argument is simply the one who better keeps his cool.
in {Mother Teresa’s} Homes for the Dying, one could “hear the screams of people having maggots tweezered from their open wounds without pain relief.” On principle, strong painkillers were not administered even in severe cases. According to Mother Teresa’s philosophy, it is ‘the most beautiful gift for a person that he can participate in— the sufferings of Christ’.
what are we but a single drop of water in a large ocean, but alas, what is an ocean but a multitude of single drops
Jun
14th
Fri
14th
