This is good. From paper to a book.
This is Matrix Revolution 😂
On a serious note, project and people management is a weak spot in many academic projects. Some humility to learning from others won't hurt. Or, as always, I am just ignorant
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This is good. From paper to a book.
This is Matrix Revolution 😂
On a serious note, project and people management is a weak spot in many academic projects. Some humility to learning from others won't hurt. Or, as always, I am just ignorant
😉
A: Hey, we should soon have a dinner together. That restaurant is good.
B: I'm being evicted by the end of the month, in a few days from now. Let me find a place to live first?
A: Oh! Let's chat next week then. Sorry about your place though. Sorry I have to go; dad's calling from the garage.
The surreal prospect of being homeless is quite funny, ungraspable to some, and hits in the stomach real hard to others. I said surreal, you see.
@_dmh Yess. Attachment ambiguity. Thank you! The midnight/post-midnight brain wasn't helpful retrieving any terms other than garden path in the previous reply.
Don't even start me on the reading pile! I'm moving places and I don't want to give away the unread books. They make up a pile! Self-promise to read them that never gets quite kept :(
Wish you luck! Read them all :)
@_dmh
The post was kind of a wordplay, gardenpath if you will.
Do I read books with those who are dead or the books written by authors who aren't alive anymore.
I assume you're referring to the first one as time-travel and the latter one as a choice.
I am a time-travel fan. But in this case, I meant it like a choice. Lots of people, including myself, cry about information overflow and distraction in the internet. Are books any different though? Just see the holiday book recommendations! I suppose I am trying to set a strategy that feels optimal. To add, the author-reader relationship gets drastically different depending upon whether the author is still alive or not!
What do you think about this?
No surprises there if all social media follow the fate of #tiktok and get banned in #Nepal in coming few days.
As a #republican, I used to think how could one possibly justify and support the #monarchy! If the ruling political parties and the #government do not stop their #authoritarian-like actions immediately, I won't be surprised if the lay people change their mind and want the #king to come back, overthrowing the #democratic republic.
#UN and human rights organisations better keep an eye on the #violence that the Government of Nepal is enacting onto its citizens.