Brain workouts: 1. Learn a new language 2. Sudoku/kenken 3. Multiply 2 digits by 3 digits 4. Board game, ideally new 5. Draw a bicycle from memory 6. Crossword puzzle 7. Logic puzzle / math question 8. Do something with your off-hand 9. Rubik’s cube The key is for it to be new!

Čas je, da se neha govoriti o "romski" problematiki. Gre za navadne državljane, za katere veljajo enaka pravila kot za vse. Če živijo v nezakonitih naseljih, naj se jih izseli. Če ne skrbijo za otroke, naj se jim odvzame skrbništvo. Če kršijo zakon, naj se jih sodno preganja.

This is a minor masterpiece -

I first met Jack when he was about 20. I brought him on as a bass player, not realizing he was usually hired as a drummer, but I already had a one. I learned Jack really wanted to be a piano player. He always played the drums with a pianist’s sense of melody, color, and harmony.

107 let od prve slovenske vlade. 31. oktober 1918.

I personally feel that it's a bad thing that society is moving toward assisted suicide and AI necromancy. That seems like a bad combination.

‘Gardens, Wordsworth Road, Penge Ronald Wooley Oil on Canvas Such a good painting but very little about the artist which is a shame.

Folk pamet v roke. Vrag je šalo vzel. Po zakonu mora zdravnik, če ne želi sodelovati pri usmrtitvi poiskati drugega zdravnika, ki bo sodeloval pri usmrtitvi. Če tega ne najde in sam še vedno noče pri postopku usmrtitve sodelovat, ga doleti kazen 5.000 eur. Že zdaj primanjkuje

Mogoče je bil te dni ta intervju spregledan. Redni profesor s FF dr.Borut Ošlaj. domovina.je/evtanazija-vod…

The 80s, man.

My take on the jagged frontier debate:

Once again, for some mysterious reason, people are supposed to be cool with that kind of things. If they're not, that's evidence of racism.

"I would like to make a film to tell children it's good to be alive." Hayao Miyazaki.

The best empirical argument for belief in an afterlife is that we already know that most non-trivial judgements don't stand the test of time. So, when will we get it right?

99.9% of the time I pay for insurance for things that never come true.

One of the most iconic moments in NBA history

"One reason we think the past was more violent than reality is because historians like to discuss wars, not peace." - Nassim Nicholas Taleb #history