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@joanwestenberg.eth is one of us. 

I now feel inspired to finally do what I've been meaning to figure out for a while: adding a sort of "stuff I love/moved me recently page" to my current personal website, from books to music, essays etc. 

I don't think it gets a lot of traffic but that doesn't matter. It's fun and if it just reaches one other person, that's a good start. Imagine if we all did that.

I write about tech + humans + philosophy. Farcaster OG. FID 3305 founder of /theindex 

https://www.joanwestenberg.com/

@joanwestenberg.eth is one of us. 

I now feel inspired to finally do what I've been meaning to figure out for a while: adding a sort of "stuff I love/moved me recently page" to my current personal website, from books to music, essays etc. 

I don't think it gets a lot of traffic but that doesn't matter. It's fun and if it just reaches one other person, that's a good start. Imagine if we all did that. 

https://www.joanwestenberg.com/why-personal-websites-matter-more-than-ever/

since i'm trying not to be on social much now, i added a recent readings section to my homepage for sharing articles i've enjoyed (⌒_⌒;)

i also wrote a new blog entry trying to parse all the vicious cruelty we're seeing in the world lately https://ellesho.me/page/website/now/#cruel-world

u should!

i added a recent reading section to my homepage a few weeks ago to highlight stuff i've been looking at. i've been thinking about feeding in music and movies and other data too but i've found it can be dangerous to track too much stuff like that bc it becomes more of a job rather than for personal enjoyment (๑>ᴗ<๑)

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u should!

i added a recent reading section to my homepage a few weeks ago to highlight stuff i've been looking at. i've been thinking about feeding in music and movies and other data too but i've found it can be dangerous to track too much stuff like that bc it becomes more of a job rather than for personal enjoyment (๑>ᴗ<๑) 

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mindful and intentional curation is definitely important in an age where data is endless (⌒_⌒;) at a certain point too much data can actually just become meaningless noise

i also believe, especially these days, it's more kind and humane to be mindful of how much attention to ask of ppl online when everything else is trying to capture as much as they can by flooding everyone's senses with empty data points

I saw that!! Very cool. 

The work bit is exactly why I stopped my book thread eventually because it felt not fun anymore and who do I need to prove to that I read anyway. 

But limiting it to a handful of books that I enjoyed in the recent past that totally could be a nice way for me to reflect :)