Sunday comes with a concert: Miguel Zenon Quartet at the Village Vanguard.
Miguel Zenon Quartet with: Louis Perdomo, piano Hans Glawischnig, bass Henry Cole, drums
Daily Archives: June 19, 2016
Dashing into 10 months!
Yay! MiddleMe is now entering 10 months and still growing bit by bit with the help and support from you endearing folks.
Every time, I reveal a little personal about myself in each post, my thoughts, my advice, I felt I have given a little part of myself and receive a huge load of encouragement from you.
Ahh.. That’s why Kally’s been so busy with..
Today, I’m going to announce another growth of me. I have launched a new website called LadyRedot.com. This came about when I receive so many inquiries about my travels to China and how you all wanted to see more pictures of food and my adventures. MiddleMe is a platform centralized mainly about careers and how you can improve yourself in the workforce while LadyRedot will be showcasing a more personal side of me and my adventures throughout the globe.
If you have always like…
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Objectivity is Subjective
Life is a subjective experience that cannot be fled. All my experiences emanate within my own, personal, and particular perspective. There exists no peer-reviews of my instantaneous perceptions of the world, nor are there any real corroborations of my immediate interactions. This transcends into notable repercussions for the way I live. The first and most pressing realization is that I ought to have faith in my individual experience since no one but me has this angle or point of view. Second, I am in awe as I realize that any ‘objective’ identification I avowal is constructed merely from scratch, by me.
What I construct hinges on the things I’ve read, the events I’ve had, and the folks I’ve encountered. Subjectivity is the fundamental experience; for me, it is life itself. This suggests that no one perceives the world entirely like anybody else; and each of us will ‘live’ in their own individually…
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