A critique on the judgement of habit, when does market analysis become too invasive?
Personally I don’t mind information being kept about my purchases nor anything else if it’s treated anonymously. Gets me wondering though, when is Big Brother here watching us?
Read the related New York Times article “How Companies Learn Your Secrets”.
“The question isn’t HOW old we are, but WHEN old we are!”
Alright, introducing my blogging on facebook, again. :)
This is interesting, part of my new project. Taking parts from old, otherwise destroyed, furniture making new interior design. My father did most of the work here.
“Watch your thoughts, for they become words. Watch your words, for they become actions. Watch your actions, for they become habits. Watch your habits, for they become character. Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny.”
― Lao Tzu, quote appearing in the movie The Iron Lady.
With many things happening at once I should also decide which school I want to go to during my exchange year.
So far the schools I’m interested in are in England, Japan and Italy. None of the schools in the US that I wanted to attend have any contract with my University which would make it much more expensive, more paperworks and less prearranged activities.
As for Japan I would have to learn Japaneese and get at least nearly perfect scores which would make all my schoolwork much more intensive. It would be possible though, I’m on the verge on getting a contract in Lund.
I love London and Milan though.
Legend say that you can find sharks in the water of Pensacola through Google Maps.
With weather this cold who doesn’t long for something more south? Tried to find sharks through Google today with no success. I should have better luck when I go there visiting my oldest cousin and her husband.
