28 july

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some people live merely because they don't know how to die, highly probable is, that they don't  know how to live either, wasting both

word of the day : culture

culture : lat.cultura (care, honoring) - colere (tend, guard, till)

~1450 "the tilling of land" - ~1500 "cultivation through education"

1805 "the intellectual side of civilization" - 1867 "collective customs & achievements of a people"

there are high cultures & crumbled cultures, ^^^

vvv high cultures can maintain big populations in a complicated web of interdependend actions &  bilateral gains,

vvv which increases the culture but often destabilises its functions especially at its fringes

vvv every highly sophisticated culture progresses into changes, the "higher" a culture the more  flexible its answers to next future changes

vvv the more "crumbled" a culture is the more hesitating its answers to future changes,

vvv the more traditional it is dictated not by use but by superstition,

vvv cultures need both tradition & change, a high culture can manage both smoothly,  understanding the use of tradition & of change

vvv crumbled cultures don't answer needs produced out of its functions by elastic change, but by  suppression, which produces bends & twists

vvv not the number of a culture's members but the smooth, flexible functionality defines a high  culture

vvv big numbers of participants have benefits & have drawbacks,

vvv there isn't any constant or rigid figure which would determine a culture's extent & number of  participating members,

vvv a culture's ability to change while keeping its gains within traditions defines its high class

vvv different to living material entities cultures are merely a web of its participants movements &  exchange routes, those can be changed

vvv a culture can change in the same place, same space, a living entity depends on a stable balance  - that's so far, while not clear enough

culture : 1940? "culture shock" http://t.co/9wH1200 / http://t.co/CRbbde1 - supposedly coined  by Cora DuBois 1951

vvv Cora DuBois, seemingly once again an important human & a woman forgotten, unknown to our  culture,

vvv cause our culture counts rather the dead & their slayers than givers of space, structure &  understanding to live & those are often women

if art is just the scavenger of its culture, bemoaning its shortcomings & celebrating its excesses,  shouldn't both either change or wither ?

it's an oxymoron to call a human a humanist, what are the others then ? errors of the universe ?

culture : lat.colere > cult - lat.cultus "care, labor, worship, reverence" - lat.colere > pol.kol/o  (circle, wheel)

vvv > circle > care > collar > scholar > school > cholera < gr.chloros (green, yellow) < CL / chlor - K  O L x K O R - core

vvv K O L x K O R - core - KOL is the widening of the hard core KOR - heart - lat.colere -  ger.kullern (roll, curl up) - curl

vvv choler (bile) > ball - another version of a core surrounded by extension, the difference lies in  the action,

vvv ball balls together, core hardens structural - gr.kratos (strength, power, might, violence, reign,  RULING, victory) > ROLE - ROLL

vvv > ROL, another form of a round appearance, but different from KOR & KOL, without a middle  point of orientation, without inner tendency

vvv circle - circa - cycle > ger.quell > quinta > quench - extinguish - lat.stinguere - tendence - touch  (without swinging N, dry) - ん(N)...

vvv TENd - TOL - ROL - KOL - ROuNd - KONt - pol.kont (corner, angle) - (corner)KORNer - ANGLe

vvv K as it is written, pictures what it is, an angle, a corner, as a C spoken in english in many  phrases the same is, a K

vvv difference : KOLlere - TOLlere - i suppose it's about the goals,

vvv the goals with TOLLERE are different than what's going on, the goals with KOLLERE are the  same,

vvv maybe it's about where one's working, TOLLERE from outside, different, foreign, fiendish,  KOLLERE from inside, itself, same, friendly

vvv the word family around CULTURE is wide spread, like eg CURRENT, which consists of core- collere-run-round - a family rich in kids

vvv besides of the first part KOL, there is the second too culTURE - tour, which also points  towards a ROUND smthng, related to TOL / TOR

vvv culture is a funny word - KOLTOR - inside & outside in one, first inside, then outside >

vvv TOLKOR - TORKOL - KORTOL - KOLTOL - KORTOR > TORTOR / torture - TOR / tear - KOR /  com, syn, sym, conn, coll, sill

x x x

german parcel & mail goes green...er | http://t.co/toyQxlo

 zeitonline_kul ZEIT ONLINE Kultur 
by reflectingarea
Wieder raus aus der Sonderwelt #Bayreuth. Es gibt nicht viele so verrückte Rituale in der Welt.  Nur Ascot ist besser. (ijo)

 neilpatel Neil Patel 
by reflectingarea
A goal is a dream with a deadline.

@ @hassanhamdan : it's unfortunate for you, that your goals have not much in common with your  dreams, is such reality not a fruitless effort ?

 grist Grist.org 
by reflectingarea
Ice crisis: How disappearing glaciers devastate communities [VIDEO] http://t.co/AOftXPA

climate change is taking place in our backyards | http://t.co/EK2y0yt via @sfgate

Apple iPad's the fastest growing gaming platform for Electronic Arts - consoles gaming market  dropped to as low as 40% | http://t.co/muTFUk2

 TheNextWeb The Next Web 
by reflectingarea
Education is the next startup Gold Rush, Silicon Valley will be at its heart http://tnw.to/1AA3L by  @Chikodi on @TNWinsider

 TheEconomist The Economist 
by reflectingarea
Where the world's livestock lives. Economist Daily Chart July 27th http://econ.st/pi80pg

 TheNextWeb The Next Web 
by reflectingarea
The Death App reveals murders and road fatalities across the UK http://tnw.to/1A9dj by  @TGW_Paul on @thenextwebuk

 TheEconomist The Economist 
by reflectingarea
The long-term unemployed in America often find that even their job applications are unwelcome  http://econ.st/qotTU2
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CULTURE is the only civil & peaceful answer to unemployment within a basically satiated society,  besides of DRUGS of course ^^^

vvv how does culture initiate ? per education ?
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 davidhodgson davidhodgson 
by reflectingarea
RT @visualinsight @joshnesbit Ideas "spread like flame" when number of committed opinion  holders hits 10%. Fascinating http://t.co/OyXSucO

@ @davidhodgson : "efficiently spread some opinion or how to suppress a developing opinion",  good to know, danger of manipulation

LAYOFFS or The Consequences of Intellectual Laziness | Bill Waddell in Evolving Excellence |  http://t.co/Eh3d790

 wonkmonk_ wonkmonk 
by reflectingarea
McKinsey:manufacturing industry could shed another 2.3m jobs by 2020,while the economy needs  to create 21m jobs to return to full employment

 mashable Pete Cashmore 
by reflectingarea
Here's the skinny on how big the tablet market is, who's buying them & how apps and 4G figure  into their success - http://on.mash.to/nAoCAO

 GaianCollective Planetary Citizens 
by reflectingarea
AWESOME! RT @MM73: 270,000 Organic Farmers Sue Monsanto http://bit.ly/qgl4PM (via  @whumba @cinnamon_carter)

 grist Grist.org 
by reflectingarea
After hundreds of earthquakes, Arkansas shuts down #fracking disposal wells  http://ow.ly/5PzbJ

@ @hassanhamdan : that's the whole point here, uncertain dreams can be postponed, deadlines  help recognise necessities towards dreamed reality

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reflectingarea Ra 
@ @hassanhamdan : that's the whole point here, uncertain dreams can be postponed, deadlines  help recognise necessities towards dreamed reality
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete 
 grist Grist.org 
by reflectingarea
After hundreds of earthquakes, Arkansas shuts down #fracking disposal wells  http://ow.ly/5PzbJ
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 GaianCollective Planetary Citizens 
by reflectingarea
AWESOME! RT @MM73: 270,000 Organic Farmers Sue Monsanto http://bit.ly/qgl4PM (via  @whumba @cinnamon_carter)
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 mashable Pete Cashmore 
by reflectingarea
Here's the skinny on how big the tablet market is, who's buying them & how apps and 4G figure  into their success - http://on.mash.to/nAoCAO
28 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 wonkmonk_ wonkmonk 
by reflectingarea
McKinsey:manufacturing industry could shed another 2.3m jobs by 2020,while the economy needs  to create 21m jobs to return to full employment
28 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 reflectingarea Ra 
LAYOFFS or The Consequences of Intellectual Laziness | Bill Waddell in Evolving Excellence |  http://t.co/Eh3d790
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
@ @davidhodgson : "efficiently spread some opinion or how to suppress a developing opinion",  good to know, danger of manipulation
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 davidhodgson davidhodgson 
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RT @visualinsight @joshnesbit Ideas "spread like flame" when number of committed opinion  holders hits 10%. Fascinating http://t.co/OyXSucO
28 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply 
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv how does culture initiate ? per education ?
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
CULTURE is the only civil & peaceful answer to unemployment within a basically satiated society,  besides of DRUGS of course ^^^
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 TheEconomist The Economist 
by reflectingarea
The long-term unemployed in America often find that even their job applications are unwelcome  http://econ.st/qotTU2
27 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 TheNextWeb The Next Web 
by reflectingarea
The Death App reveals murders and road fatalities across the UK http://tnw.to/1A9dj by  @TGW_Paul on @thenextwebuk
27 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 TheEconomist The Economist 
by reflectingarea
Where the world's livestock lives. Economist Daily Chart July 27th http://econ.st/pi80pg
27 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 TheNextWeb The Next Web 
by reflectingarea
Education is the next startup Gold Rush, Silicon Valley will be at its heart http://tnw.to/1AA3L by  @Chikodi on @TNWinsider
27 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 reflectingarea Ra 
Apple iPad's the fastest growing gaming platform for Electronic Arts - consoles gaming market  dropped to as low as 40% | http://t.co/muTFUk2
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
climate change is taking place in our backyards | http://t.co/EK2y0yt via @sfgate
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete 
 grist Grist.org 
by reflectingarea
Ice crisis: How disappearing glaciers devastate communities [VIDEO] http://t.co/AOftXPA
28 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 reflectingarea Ra 
@ @hassanhamdan : it's unfortunate for you, that your goals have not much in common with your  dreams, is such reality not a fruitless effort ?
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 neilpatel Neil Patel 
by reflectingarea
A goal is a dream with a deadline.
28 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 zeitonline_kul ZEIT ONLINE Kultur 
by reflectingarea
Wieder raus aus der Sonderwelt #Bayreuth. Es gibt nicht viele so verrückte Rituale in der Welt.  Nur Ascot ist besser. (ijo)
28 Jul Favorite Undo Retweet Reply »
 reflectingarea Ra 
german parcel & mail goes green...er | http://t.co/toyQxlo
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
x x x
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 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv TOLKOR - TORKOL - KORTOL - KOLTOL - KORTOR > TORTOR / torture - TOR / tear - KOR /  com, syn, sym, conn, coll, sill
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv culture is a funny word - KOLTOR - inside & outside in one, first inside, then outside >
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete 
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv besides of the first part KOL, there is the second too culTURE - tour, which also points  towards a ROUND smthng, related to TOL / TOR
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv the word family around CULTURE is wide spread, like eg CURRENT, which consists of core- collere-run-round - a family rich in kids
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv maybe it's about where one's working, TOLLERE from outside, different, foreign, fiendish,  KOLLERE from inside, itself, same, friendly
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv the goals with TOLLERE are different than what's going on, the goals with KOLLERE are the  same,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv difference : KOLlere - TOLlere - i suppose it's about the goals,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv K as it is written, pictures what it is, an angle, a corner, as a C spoken in english in many  phrases the same is, a K
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv TENd - TOL - ROL - KOL - ROuNd - KONt - pol.kont (corner, angle) - (corner)KORNer - ANGLe
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete 
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv circle - circa - cycle > ger.quell > quinta > quench - extinguish - lat.stinguere - tendence - touch  (without swinging N, dry) - ん(N)...
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv > ROL, another form of a round appearance, but different from KOR & KOL, without a middle  point of orientation, without inner tendency
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv ball balls together, core hardens structural - gr.kratos (strength, power, might, violence, reign,  RULING, victory) > ROLE - ROLL
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv choler (bile) > ball - another version of a core surrounded by extension, the difference lies in  the action,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv K O L x K O R - core - KOL is the widening of the hard core KOR - heart - lat.colere -  ger.kullern (roll, curl up) - curl
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv > circle > care > collar > scholar > school > cholera < gr.chloros (green, yellow) < CL / chlor - K  O L x K O R - core
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
culture : lat.colere > cult - lat.cultus "care, labor, worship, reverence" - lat.colere > pol.kol/o  (circle, wheel)
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
it's an oxymoron to call a human a humanist, what are the others then ? errors of the universe ?
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete 
 reflectingarea Ra 
if art is just the scavenger of its culture, bemoaning its shortcomings & celebrating its excesses,  shouldn't both either change or wither ?
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv cause our culture counts rather the dead & their slayers than givers of space, structure &  understanding to live & those are often women
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv Cora DuBois, seemingly once again an important human & a woman forgotten, unknown to our  culture,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
culture : 1940? "culture shock" http://t.co/9wH1200 / http://t.co/CRbbde1 - supposedly coined  by Cora DuBois 1951
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv a culture can change in the same place, same space, a living entity depends on a stable balance  - that's so far, while not clear enough
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv different to living material entities cultures are merely a web of its participants movements &  exchange routes, those can be changed
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv a culture's ability to change while keeping its gains within traditions defines its high class
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv there isn't any constant or rigid figure which would determine a culture's extent & number of  participating members,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete 
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv big numbers of participants have benefits & have drawbacks,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv not the number of a culture's members but the smooth, flexible functionality defines a high  culture
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv crumbled cultures don't answer needs produced out of its functions by elastic change, but by  suppression, which produces bends & twists
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv cultures need both tradition & change, a high culture can manage both smoothly,  understanding the use of tradition & of change
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv the more traditional it is dictated not by use but by superstition,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv the more "crumbled" a culture is the more hesitating its answers to future changes,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv every highly sophisticated culture progresses into changes, the "higher" a culture the more  flexible its answers to next future changes
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete 
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv which increases the culture but often destabilises its functions especially at its fringes
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
vvv high cultures can maintain big populations in a complicated web of interdependend actions &  bilateral gains,
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
there are high cultures & crumbled cultures, ^^^
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
1805 "the intellectual side of civilization" - 1867 "collective customs & achievements of a people"
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
~1450 "the tilling of land" - ~1500 "cultivation through education"
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
culture : lat.cultura (care, honoring) - colere (tend, guard, till)
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
word of the day : culture
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
some people live merely because they don't know how to die, highly probable is, that they don't  know how to live either, wasting both
28 Jul Favorite Reply Delete »
 reflectingarea Ra 
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