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The End of Your Free Will
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The Internet is the source of all information. Almost. I bet that you only on rare occasions try to find information elsewhere? Maybe you have a large encyclopedia on your bookshelves? Or some bilingual dictionaries for the different languages you have been in touch with? Travel guides? Phone books? Whatever is there, on the bookshelves, […]
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Photography in the 2020s – an Overview
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Photography as a hobby or profession, or something in between, has changed a lot, technologically, since its invention. But you still do it essentially the same way. If only you are a human, that is, not an AI. Take a picture You go out – or stay in – find an interesting motive, look at […]
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The Miserable Condition of the World
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It has hardly gone unheard by anyone in Europe and the USA, that the latter recently, in their new security strategy, November 2025, has broken with Europe. Along with the other events during the year when the USA attacked Europe in one way or another: on the trade conditions, NATO, economical responsibility for various topics, […]
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Longing For Childhood
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Being an adult is too scary! Getting up early in the morning – to get ready, nicely dressed, and in the car, for a long commute to a workplace with stress and discomfort. And you actually needed much more, just today, to sleep an hour longer, or two. Sitting in the queue, breathing the combustion […]
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Free of Big Tech and All the Other Bigs
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Let’s face it: they keep us captured. The big tech companies, with their flow of seemingly needed products and services, all tying us up on subscriptions and the impossibility of ever leaving them. And who are they? Commonly spoken of as a bunch of American companies within the technological space that also happen to be […]
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Free Software
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I’m sure you know Canva? A software-as-a-service on the web, made in Australia and being tremendously popular for its easy way of arranging social media formatted pieces of graphics. I have used it for the word marks and logo icons, I am using here on Substack, and at a few occasions also for other quick […]
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The Freedom To Learn To Be You
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There is a widespread idea of considering the different way of thinking and behaving by others as wrong, somehow, if not outright ill. People who are careless and whimsy tend to consider deep thinkers to be too serious, or depressed. People who take everything seriously, tend to consider the more light-hearted people to be immature. […]
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Where To Get an Instrument?
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Your choice about where to go to get your first instrument will depend on your situation: If you are a music student, at any level, you will probably seek guidance from your teacher. This can be at school, at a higher education, or a private music teacher. You should expect that, no matter what you […]
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Is It Too Late To Get Started Playing?
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No, it isn’t too late! Not at all. Every person on the planet, no matter the age, can learn how to play music. There are different instruments, and some may fit better than others, for whatever reason. Some types of flutes, for instance, require big hands to be able to cover all the holes – […]
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Today’s Music Industry Scene and Impact
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With both the instruments themselves, the accessories, and some of the media on which the music is distributed all being industrial products, there are a lot of commercial interests in music, related to manufactured goods. But next to that comes the immaterial rights and the entertainment industries, both connected to or being part of the […]
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