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
The Human is born!
Books are no ordinary children. No dad wants his daughter to offer herself intimately to, well, everyone who cares to open her and delve inside. I call the book Human:
When it takes a child to tell the truth
You can be sure that major massive global delusion was ongoing for decades when a stout child’s voice suddenly sobers people up. At least it seems so… Yes, I am
Ambisinister human
Finalizing chapter 7 of Human: Instructions for Use made me look closer at ambidexterity. I stumbled upon this superb article written more than a century ago: The pre-eminence of the