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reblogging Kunda Dixit on disaster journalism
German mountaineer, journalist and Miss Hawley’s Himalayan Database assistant Billie Bierling‘s update on Kathmandu, one month on, linked to the below very insightful piece by Nepali Times publisher and editor Kunda Dixit. After Joris Luyendijk’s Het zijn net mensen on his insights … Continue reading
the Netherlands in Debt & Doubt
My home country has a great documentaries’ tradition, the non-fiction of the big and small screen. So that a Dutch documentary receives a prize at a film festival (this time at St. Tropez) is not uncommon. Hadn’t seen it, but its … Continue reading
addicts
Sorry, I’m doing it again, and not only that, it’s the second post by Joris Luyendijk that I re-blog. The text below is from his Guardian Banking blog, but the title of the shorter Dutch version published as a column in the … Continue reading
Posted in society
Tagged Brigitte Kaandorp, financial crisis, Joris Luyendijk, Nina Simone
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harassing females on Caireen streets
walking Cairo streets with two young friends of my daughter recently was a mixed pleasure. Not too difficult to ignore the ridiculous behavior of mostly young males from anywhere between 12 and 35. But very tiring to suppress the waves … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Winehouse, Bangkok, Cairo, Frank Zappa, Joris Luyendijk, sexism, sexual harassment, Shereen El Feki, Terry Bozio
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self-delusion, not greed, caused HBOS to fail | Joris Luyendijk
I’m not a fan of re-blogging, but sometimes I come across a post that strikes me as so noteworthy that I see no point in trying to summarize, I just hope you click and judge for your self. I’m a … Continue reading
Posted in society
Tagged finance system, incentives, Joris Luyendijk, MisterEpicMann
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the sorrows and soothing of a wandering mind
we’ve all got a pattern chasing mind. We see them quickly if they are there and also when they are not there. Feeling lost in a chaos of unconnected bits and pieces we connect as many as we can into … Continue reading
Posted in psychology, society
Tagged Amy Cuddy, biased media, Bobby McFerrin, Greg Palast, Joris Luyendijk, legal corruption, mind-body connection, patterns, Unspeak, visualization
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