Taken under a cloudy weather.
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I'd been busy as this semester is such a hard one. Sorry for the disappointments. Do enjoy this photo at the meantime =)
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
The Rocks, Sydney
Taken under a cloudy weather.
White balance used: Shade
Shutter: 1/250s
Aperture: f/8
ISO: 500
I'd been busy as this semester is such a hard one. Sorry for the disappointments. Do enjoy this photo at the meantime =)
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Unnecessary, But We Still Have To Go Through This
"We're all living in this system, where I have to come here early at 8 am to teach, while you students have to be here punctually at the same time."
- My Media Context lecturer.
Currently blogging from college's computer. Current mood: Frustrated and tired.
Today is Wednesday, and I'm only supposed to be at college only from 8 to 10 am for Media Context class, which makes Wednesday one of my most flexible weekdays alongside Fridays.
And for this Wednesday, I have to stay until most probably 5 in the evening just to wait for discussions for tomorrow's presentation.
It is totally unnecessary, though I can choose not to discuss the given questions and leave it for tonight.
But the problem is, she doesn't have a decent Internet connection at her home. Plus, we have only today to discuss tomorrow's presentation. (I admit most of us in our intake are last minute people, lol :)
At the same time, while thinking about how unnecessary the discussion is though it appears to be on high importance for tomorrow, I began thinking about how and why people in their college or working life have to go through many unnecessary chores every single day.
At the end of the day, it's all about financial security and money. We wanted to do what we want, but like it or not, our freedoms are all manipulateed by money.
That is why I quote such words from my lecturer. If lecturers have to work for money, so do students. We all have to compete for the ever shrinking job opportunities in the business world. Unemployment rates are still alarming, though the "deceptive" media told us that everything is fine.
Remember my previous post about the Zeitgeist ideology? I really hope that one day, this ideology will be a reality - where everyone will enjoy true, everlasting peace without any forms of stress and scarcity in this global society. Ever heard of "when the buying stops, the killing stops too"? Same goes to this scarcity-based economic system we're living in.
"When this system stops, the scarcity and stress will stop too." No one will die from poverty and preventable diseases, no one will compete one another and left the unfortunate ones behind, and no corruption and hate that causes a sick society. Everyone will have TRUE independence.
Everybody should be living together as one human race, and everyone of us deserve freedom and being threated equally without hate. Our lives have values, and they are not bought with a price - let us change, in order to live our life to the fullest.
- My Media Context lecturer.
Currently blogging from college's computer. Current mood: Frustrated and tired.
Today is Wednesday, and I'm only supposed to be at college only from 8 to 10 am for Media Context class, which makes Wednesday one of my most flexible weekdays alongside Fridays.
And for this Wednesday, I have to stay until most probably 5 in the evening just to wait for discussions for tomorrow's presentation.
It is totally unnecessary, though I can choose not to discuss the given questions and leave it for tonight.
But the problem is, she doesn't have a decent Internet connection at her home. Plus, we have only today to discuss tomorrow's presentation. (I admit most of us in our intake are last minute people, lol :)
At the same time, while thinking about how unnecessary the discussion is though it appears to be on high importance for tomorrow, I began thinking about how and why people in their college or working life have to go through many unnecessary chores every single day.
At the end of the day, it's all about financial security and money. We wanted to do what we want, but like it or not, our freedoms are all manipulateed by money.
That is why I quote such words from my lecturer. If lecturers have to work for money, so do students. We all have to compete for the ever shrinking job opportunities in the business world. Unemployment rates are still alarming, though the "deceptive" media told us that everything is fine.
Remember my previous post about the Zeitgeist ideology? I really hope that one day, this ideology will be a reality - where everyone will enjoy true, everlasting peace without any forms of stress and scarcity in this global society. Ever heard of "when the buying stops, the killing stops too"? Same goes to this scarcity-based economic system we're living in.
"When this system stops, the scarcity and stress will stop too." No one will die from poverty and preventable diseases, no one will compete one another and left the unfortunate ones behind, and no corruption and hate that causes a sick society. Everyone will have TRUE independence.
Everybody should be living together as one human race, and everyone of us deserve freedom and being threated equally without hate. Our lives have values, and they are not bought with a price - let us change, in order to live our life to the fullest.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Zeitgeist Day 2010
Please click to zoom.Sorry I can't make the image bigger.
Correction down there: Zeitgiest's founder - Peter Joseph
Venus project - Jacque Fresco
Correction down there: Zeitgiest's founder - Peter Joseph
Venus project - Jacque Fresco
Friday, March 12, 2010
Friday, March 5, 2010
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