the music of poetry. the poetry of music.
the feeling of architecture. the architecture of feeling.
the design of the space. the space of design.
the rhythm of the moment. the moment of the rhythm.
the story of the print. the print of the story.
the sound of the painting. the painting of sound.
the silence of the painting; the music of the painting.
Back home 🏡 from Denmark 🇩🇰
“That traditional question of political theory, 'Who should rule?', which begs for an authoritarian answer such as 'the best', or 'the wisest', or 'the people', or 'the majority', […] should be replaced by a completely different question such as 'How can we organize our political institutions so that bad or incompetent rulers (whom we should try not to get, but whom we so easily might get all the same) cannot do too much damage?'”
—Karl Popper
“Excellence is not born out of committee, and Omarchy is not a democracy. It's a benevolent dictatorship in the grand tradition of Linux, Ruby, and Rails. The dictator's job is to listen to everyone, but make the call according to their intuition, vision, and experience.”
Oh come on, David.
Looks like rain today.
The eighteenth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 18, I chat with Ava, the author of blog.avas.space about, among other things, data protection and privacy, consent in the context of privacy, the armchair of great blogging, and more.
I hope you enjoy the episode!
Wonders of Web Weaving also has an RSS feed you can use to follow along from wherever you get your podcasts.
Excuse my French here – but with a late grandfather who co-founded a local SA group and was later let off as a “Mitläufer” thanks to a Jewish lawyer, as I recently learned, I’m done with nuance when it comes to this idiotic, wrong, and destructive way of looking at the world and life in general. #nazisraus #noAfD
