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Bus Reading: 07-11-16

So, I went down my web browser history, and look back for important links that I have read for the past days. Some where breadcrumbs to the sites where I researched terms that deals with the philosophy of education.

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So today I will be sharing bus reads worthy of your 3 minutes.

Loneliness belongs to the Photographer

The annals of photography contain many extraordinary portraits, but the ones we linger on longest achieve something exceptional: they suggest that in the microsecond it takes for the shutter to blink, some communion has been found, that an unseen life has become a seen one, that attention has been paid, that an act of witness has been accomplished. They remind us how much we want to be seen, and also how infrequently we practice the skill of seeing others. But if there is a cure for the invisibility of loneliness, it is this. It is why, depending on who you are, that click of the camera’s shutter is a sound that evokes either anxiety or relief. Click: I see you. Click: I see you. Click: I see you. You are not alone.

The magazine cover that predicted a Duterte presidency

The lost art of Philippine shoemaking

Now after doing the handwoven fabrics, I feel that we have to be proud that we have this. Especially the ones that we have in the North — Ilocos — and the Basilan tribes. The abel Iloko is known for its optical illusion. I also used another woven fabric from Basilan. You’ll know that the weaver’s husband is a fisherman or — kasi it’s the women who weave — if they live near the river or sa inland or sa outland based from the patterns. With this one, you’ll see the python, this one is a crab, then there’s a net. So more or less, they live near the river.

Eating more fruit and vegetables can substantially increase happiness levels

Pokémon Go Is a Government Surveillance Psyop Conspiracy

10 Reasons why we lose friends

8 Habits of Self-Made Millionaires