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Is Facebook Making Us Stupid?
While Facebook continues to grow it's worth asking what the growing what the growing distraction economy is doing to...
While Facebook continues to grow it's worth asking what the growing what the growing distraction economy is doing to...
Another year, another birthday. Of course, I can’t really complain. This past year has been an extraordinarily full and...
“To live for some future goal is shallow. It’s the sides of the mountain that sustain life, not the...
Are you becoming a better photographer than musician? That’s the challenging question a few people have asked me in...
This past week has been something out of the ordinary. I’m here in Adelaide, visiting family and tackling a...
In recent weeks I’ve fielded a number of questions, all of them in offline conversations, about my approach to...
Tonight I’ll be flying out to Adelaide for a week. Another load of packing, another long haul flight, another...
There is an idea, attributed to Sigmund Freud, that life essentially consists of work and love. The absence of...
It’s been a while since the last post. Sometimes blogging is a funny game – it feels like one...
Superstition doesn’t play a role in my worldview and the idea that we can “tempt fate” by talking about...
The FIFA World Cup is, of course, a festival of football. For a little over a month, every four...
In the comments for a recent post, Toni asked a great question, “I wonder, a little bit, whether the...
While reading Ralph Waldo Emerson this morning, the following lines made me pause, “I hate this shallow Americanism which...
As I look back over the past year, one word comes to mind – push. With nearly two thirds...
It’s been a great world cup from my perspective. I’ve managed to see a lot of games and am...
Having acclimatised to a Northern Hemisphere summer (it was a humid 31 degrees Celsius when we left Hong Kong),...