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URBAN FARM

Is it even possible? Yes. Take a look at this ladies and gentlemen! This is the  EDITT  Tower.  Ecological Design In The Tropics. This is being built in our neighbour Singapore. It will be covered by organic local vegetation and includes solar panels which will generate up to 40% of the building's energy demands. Even human waste will be converted into an energy source.  Not sure about any future negative result/side effects or any sort of those things. See for yourself though. 

ATTENTION DISORDER

You know, I'd almost drank Bleach the other day, thinking that I was holding a bottle of yoghurt drink.  My eyes was definitely not focusing on my fingers. I guess I was looking somewhere .......yes, at the ceiling and there's nothing interesting on the ceiling. Is this some sort of attention disorder or maybe this is one of the INFP thing - heavy daydreamers? You know, I'd find myself having more and more troubles writing long post or even doing something which requires great focus and long hours. Is this "instant noodle" world making me the way I am right now? It's easier to click a like and share a post on Twitter, FB or Tumblr then to write lengthy stuff on blogspot. That is why Instagram is so popular. A picture worth a thousand words, eh? I hope that this world won't turn me into " yet another annoying millennial posting pictures of food " type of citizens. I want to do more. I want to write meanings. I want to create...

FREE CHEESE=MOUSE TRAP

"There is always free cheese, in a mouse trap" That's how I've been living. Anti-trust. Careful. Alert. Non-risk. Never jump in. Pessimistic. It's not that I don't trust, I just need to verify. Which means, I need facts to trust. I need to see proof in front of my eyes. If it is something I can't see, I need to feel it. Is that part of an INFP behaviour? Or perhaps it's not wrong to be that way but I would never find out the great opportunity that lies behind the "trust" I should make.

GRIP by BEN: STEWART

From the creators of Esoteric Agenda (www.esotericagenda.net) and Kymatica (www.talismanicidols.org), UNGRIP penetrates the illusions and delusions of the legal system with direct relation to the psychology of humanity. Inspired by the story of rob in the pagé family, as well as clips of Bruce Lipton, PHD and Ben: Stewart.

WORKING IN ARTS: ADVICE

  The distilled version appears below. Embrace the fact that you’re young. Accept that you don’t know what you’re doing. And don’t listen to anyone who says there are rules and limits. If you know your calling, go there. Stay on track. Keep moving towards it, even if the process takes time and requires sacrifice. Learn to accept failure. Know that things will go wrong. Then, when things go right, you’ll probably feel like a fraud. It’s normal. Make mistakes, glorious and fantastic ones. It means that you’re out there doing and trying things. When life gets hard, as it inevitably will, make good art. Just make good art. Make your own art, meaning the art that reflects your individuality and personal vision. Now a practical tip. You get freelance work if your work is good, if you’re easy to get along with, and if you’re on deadline. Actually you don’t need all three. Just two. Enjoy the ride, don’t fret the whole way. Stephen King gave that piece of advice to Neil ...