Renee De Four
@reneedefour
Renee De Four
🌺 I'm a designer by academic background, a teacher by chance, a writer by visceral need, and an independent (re)searcher by natural curiosity.
You know, tools, methods, and systems - they’re all a reflection of your thinking. So without understanding the underlying principles, without understanding why things work, they won’t save you.
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Writer builds backyard mountain cottage as personal space
youtube.comUnderminers - a guide to subverting the machine by Keith Farnish
Meet the woman who lives without money: ‘I feel more secure than when I was earning’
Louise Southerdentheguardian.com
Bernard Stiegler - culture as the heart of a new economical and industrial development
youtube.comThis is…concerning to say the least.
Stiegler mentions Adorno here, whom I made a note about in Capacities last week.
Rabbit hole start: yctct
How do we work out what our passions might be if they are not apparent from childhood?
You know what? I'm no longer doing things that don't light me up.
What feels interesting?
What feels exciting?
What's my curiosity saying?
It's so easy to listen to other people's advice and opinions, following the direction of the "experts." But what could be more expert than our own inner wisdom?