Daniel Wentsch

To further aggravate our emotional woes, modernity has cast aside what had been, since the dawn of time, a central resource for coping with life’s vicissitudes. God has died and there is now little we can turn to, intone in front of, or beg for deliverance from when times grow hard. We dwell in a world ruled by the pitiless laws of science in which

Keine Übergangsfrist für Websites im BFSG

🤔 Das Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz (BFSG) enthält Grauzonen hinsichtlich der Anwendung auf Websites.

📌 Für Websites existiert effektiv keine Übergangsfrist, da sie ständigen Änderungen unterliegen und somit als neue Dienstleistungen betrachtet werden.

❓️ Die Formulierung im Gesetz, dass Dienstleistungen

It’s not that I don’t have the will to do things. It’s that my will is different. I feel plural, like my consciousness is an ongoing system, and that decisions arise from that system, rather than being dictated by a controlling ego. This is not so strange—it’s the loveliness of a normal flow state, when the human system is trusting itself rather

That’s why there’s no replacement for text, and there never will be. Thoughts that can survive being written into words are on average truer than thoughts that never leave the mind. You know how you can find a leak in a tire by squirting dish soap on it and then looking for where the bubbles form? Writing is like squirting dish soap on an idea: it

Just set one day’s work in front of the last day’s work. That’s the way it comes out. And that’s the only way it does.

— John Steinbeck