Archive for July, 2005
Miserable achiever vs. Happy ordinary
On 7/19/05, Laura wrote:
Interesting food for thought on the purpose of one’s life….
A poorly written affair
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Been there, done that.
I’ve had plenty of time to be miserable. On more than a dozen occasions I’ve debated ignorance-is-bliss vs. how-bad-could-it-be.
Like, maybe if I wasn’t good looking and smart and happened to be born in California and reach working [...]
Elite
Geisel library at UC San Diego is a site to behold. It’s an architectural marvel… an inverted pyramid that is largely underground. There are real plants on the edges, with sharp, striking areas of glass jutting out of the ground above to bring them sunlight. There are computers as far as the eye can see [...]
Real World Google ads
There’s not really any real-world equivalent of google adwords/adsense. Seems like it would be a good business.
Ad space could be found by partnering with all of the small delivery companies, bike messengers, etc. The sides of trucks that are now white could carry ads. The shirts those unmarked death-defiers wear could also.
Then just market the [...]
