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- @Binati_Sheth | Why do similar things get different reactions?Click here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"So I think there's been a trending story recently of someone now identified as a British citizen who carved something for his girlfriend and things of this sort in the Roman Coliseum, and people are rightfully angry about that. And here we have two ancient Greek travelers whose graffitis have become popular, so to speak. Both of these, I suppose, are a way of someone letting the world know that they were there. A version of immortalizing their experience in a place."3 min - @Binati_Sheth | The Arts, trade and how we express our humanityClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"But then there is a part of this extremely sinister reality that a lot of our ancestors went through that was beautiful. And I think that was the art of it all. Even the art that decries the absolute horror, which was civilizations and cultures being wide out. So share your thoughts. Very curious to know what you feel about something of this sort."4 min - @Binati_Sheth | People are people ^ - ^Click here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"And when we use them as references for how things have changed for the better or worse, I think what we forget is we are talking about actual people people people people people who used to exist. And how that is just so sad. Because with enough time passing, even people people become tools, memories or remnants of a person's existence becomes just a means to an end of sorts. So I came across this image, this image which probably is an invitation sent out for someone's daughter's birthday."4 min - @Binati_Sheth | Learning languages destroys your sense of self and replaces it with something more universalClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"What learning languages did for me is it allowed me to immerse in multiple cultures around the world, specifically with cultures who accepted me as part of their own communities and taught me minor little intricacies of their culture in their language. The moment I learned someone's language, my identity as a Gujarati Indian woman blended into that of Japanese women based in Fukuoka, Japan. And something similar happened while learning Russian. Something similar is happening while learning Korean."4 min - @Binati_Sheth | Create what you want to (say no to hype) - The anti-Scheele’s greenClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"And when you keep doing that consistently for a long enough time, chances are you might lose that which makes you you because everything about you is about what the others want to do or others are trying to do. When you look at things with Hype, when you look at trending topics, when you look at the popular stuff and you just try to create that because if I react to the popular stuff, chances are I might be popular too."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | New ideas - A tip for writing in publicClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"It is just about putting two and two together. And to put two and two together, this content consumption notebook or digital notebook, it would be very helpful. What you need to do is, first of all, you need to have your full attention drawn to whatever it is you are consuming. If you are reading a book, pay attention to that. If you're watching a YouTube video, pay attention to that. If you're watching an Instagram reel, pay attention to that."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | Why do we degrade our selves in making machines sound smart?Click here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"Why is human thought, action and execution as an execution of an idea put above one's humanity? Specifically, when it comes to any technology that is discussed in public, let me know. Also on to, like GPD Four and things of the sort, something Jaron mentions. And this book is old, right? It's not new. He mentions how did that search engine really know what you want? Or are you playing along, lowering your standards to make it seem clever? He's right."4 min - @Binati_Sheth | Personal story time - Making radical changes (TW).Click here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"The weirdness of existence as a whole. Hello. Swell. And this is a personal share. Feel free to click off if that's not something you are into. Very recently, and this is not even a month ago, a 2007 year old son of my mother's friend. He passed away from a heart attack. And I did not know Rushl very well. I just used to meet him every time we would go to andabad to meet my mother's friends."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | The Author-Agent-Agency Bermuda Triangle ~ Book Agents are your friendsClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"In the link attached in the description, you'll see like a post which summarizes what is currently going on with New Leaf Literary and Media Agency where an agent has been let go and her 45 clients have been left in a limbo. A lot of the initial blame was assigned to the agent but authors are now coming out and sharing the, I suppose, actual truth of this entire situation which somehow keeps repeating again and again wherein the agency gets greedy."5 min - @Binati_Sheth | Authors dissing other authors - the classics editionClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"So check this article out and let me know what your thoughts are about this. My friend Jeff seems to think that the reason why popular authors kind of insult each other frequently is the tall poppy syndrome. The tall poppy syndrome is when you have someone who becomes popular too quickly, that's the tall poppy. The rest of the people who have been working hard and things of the sort, they look at the tall poppy and they are like undeserved victory, and they criticize the tall poppy."4 min
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