www.netflix.com/title/80207506
Finding this movie on Netflix was like digging in the dirt to find gold.
This is what we are
The lockdown and the people
People who have chosen to leave no good word for Dan Andrews mostly because they were unable to cope with what was an absolutely necessary lockdown, should have a look at what Wikipedia has about him.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Andrews
Dan is one of the best political leaders Australia has at the present time. It needs courage and inner strength to be undeterred and take decisions that inevitable won’t go down well with part of the Victorian population. This is what true leaders do – and what poor leaders don’t do. In a time of crisis, unpopular decisions have to be taken. Full stop. It is just silly and naive to think: Oh, I don’t like this lockdown, it is all too much and therefore it is wrong and our premier is bad! No, it is not wrong and our premier is not bad. Sure, a lockdown is not easy, but it is not wrong. Did we have a choice ? If we don’t want to trust our leaders and their experts, where are we heading then ? Into chaos of course. The inability of individuals who cannot live for a few weeks under safe lockdown conditions cannot be a reason for ending a lockdown before it is safe to do so.
Hedy Lamarr
Actress and inventor – an unusual combination for an Austrian-born Hollywood star of the 20th century. Her technical ideas might have preceded vital internet technology.
Coal into parliament …
By being backward oriented and not investing adequately into and operating wind and solar energy, we not only miss out on having and using sufficient renewable energy – no, we also miss out on an important opportunity for learning from operating them. Vital data cannot be collected from what does not exist in Australia. Other countries who are operating wind and solar at large scale are able to learn from collected data (including cost details) so that their future planning is now much better than it would otherwise be. The critical mix between wind and solar is important. How else can we know this, but from operational data ? “So why not use foreign data?” you say ? We need data for Australian conditions with local geographical and many other specifics. We need to learn from operating wind and solar here in Australia and cannot simply transplant data from other countries where different conditions/parameters exist. We miss out on opportunities we could have, had we invested sufficiently into solar and wind power. This ill-minded negligence is bad for our future as a nation and its negative consequences will be a burden for future generations.
Sadhguru on Intuition
Intuition has only recently been recognised as being far more than “just a gut feeling”. If we “feel” that something is wrong, it probably really is wrong. Our brain has very important and powerful regions that are not capable of verbal expression, they just give us a feeling. So, why would we be dismissive about this ? Suffice to know that over 50% of all top finance decisions are taken on the basis of gut feeling = intuition. For good reasons of course. Pure thinking is just not very good when things are really really complex. It is limited. Intuition is perhaps also limited – and it can’t be used for everything – but when it comes to complex matters, it often beats pure logic. Check out Prof. Gerd Gigerenzer’s work for more.’
Can you believe it ?
An ASIC Chair James Shipton a lawbreaker ? Well, a 118,000 $ bill for tax advice really allows for no other conclusion, does it ? What was/is he thinking ?
Gladys B. sinks deeper into her own mud
Not good enough Mr Morrisson
„More than 680 of the 905 Australians who have died from COVID fell ill with it while in aged care facilities“.Source: The Conversation
Aged care in Australia is a federal government responsibility – not a state responsibility!
Clearly, aged care is not a priority item for this liberal party government.
Live classical music
Nothing really beats live classical music. Yes, there may be inaccuracies and the odd mistake (if you can detect it) but that is actually the charm of live music.
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