9 Aug
2013
The Economist: The Utility of Bad Art
Check out a link to a behavioral economics piece on the perception of art — here.
OTHER POSTS
The Bible Miniseries
I spent the last few nights watching the miniseries The Bible. Throughout the ten episodes you will learn a lot and experience many different epics of The Holy Bible. It is a wonderful testament to the enduring power of the incredible text. I highly recommend watching it. Check out the video below for the scene depicting David, the shepherd […]
40 Maps that Will Help you Make Sense of the World
The “upside down map” since “north” is arbitrary. For more great maps, see — here. Truly amasing (with an “s”). Thanks to Twisted Sifter for the link.
“Accept what is, let go of what was, and have faith in what will be.”
~Sonia Ricotti
75 Benefits of Meditation for an Inspired Life
Via Amanda Froelich and the Waking Times How many times have you heard ‘meditation is good for you!’, yet you resist the actual act of sitting in silence because the mind is too great a foe to face? You’re not alone if the word ‘meditation’ strikes more fear than chords of peace, but by changing the […]