We don’t know s..t!
You've probably noticed that when people want to believe in something--by all means--they tend to be annoying to the point of being a pain in the a.s. Or -- when
Good people have time
Duško Radović--I quote him a lot. He was quite a genius with words. I'm not sure what exactly he meant when he coined the phrase in the title of this
I got the most out of my infection
Imagine being alone in the wilderness, far away from people, and contracting a dreadful disease from rats! That happened to me, wild-camping in Greece at a cost some 30-40 km
A philosophy of windsurfing joy
The essay below needs a short introduction ... At the beginning of 2010, I was fully immersed in the campaign Let's clean Slovenia in One Day! I missed my writing!
A photo travelogue around Europe
"Why not?" Manja and I say as we sit to have a late lunch in Cadiz. A neat square where we sit is spacious and sunny, while also protected from
Tribute to the man who pushed me down the hill
I walked with him down a street in Helsinki on a sunny day in July, 2009. His name was Heikki Attila. He celebrated like a child because of me consenting
Stop and marvel the beauty
I've just written an article on Medium What is the ideal of human existence? And then destiny had a way of testing have I really meant what I've written. Today,
Overview of the book Human, part 3
Cultural oppression, as you've seen by now, can be anatomical and physiological. But political, economic, and religious oppression remains a problem too. It relies on our daily rituals and doesn't
A book that opens the reader
“You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.” - Ray Bradbury And then there are books that burn the culture. Well,
Overview of the book Human, part 1
Human: Instructions for Use--the title of the book says it all... or does it, really? Depending on your background, the title triggers a myriad of associations. What's the book really