Links That matters

Some links matters, some links don’t. I am compiling the list that does.

The Awesome list

• Is God a Taoist?
  A wisdom literature framed as a conversation between God and Man about free will, enlightenment, sin, angels, Tao, and many more. A shortcut to enlightenment for those who can digest it. But possibly a poison for the mind for those who can not digest it. Go at your own risk!
• The scobleizer tech list
  Or what I refer now as The Scobleizer List, is the twitter list that I check regularly for tech news. It’s like seeing The Matrix unencoded.
• Nam Myo Ho Renge Kyo
  “I shall devote my life to the Law of the Lotus Sutra” – title to the final Buddhist scripture and the core practice to Nichiren Buddhism branch of which I am a part of through SGIA. Personally I think this is one good way out of the global problem. By enlightening EVERYONE! A global community can only be achieved when we can all think globally, in a very non self-centered way.
• Ted (rss)
  People with great ideas gathering together at grassroot level to share ideas and inspire the world. Hopefully this is one very quick way to help us score some points against the few things growing in my “We’re fucked” list.
• Blog Of Innocecence
  Simply, a good read – the writings of the author of Escape Into Life online arts journal.
• What else?
  Want to add more URL to this list? tell me.

The “We’re Fucked” list

No matter how you look at it, the points are against us. We’re being PWNED left right and center by the global crisises (plural) and we’re losing grounds at every round. We’re fucked! Luckily, we won’t suffer, but our children and grand children will! muhahahahah *manic laughter*

• Global Financial Crisis
  In short, economic meltdown as reality bites: our way of life is NOT sustainable, period and we don’t want to let go of this fun ride. Until the roller coaster collapse, then.
• Global Warming
  In short, we’re burning to hell and our efforts to stop it are disjointed and uncoordinated. If any at all. Worse, no one sees the urgency of the matter.
• Global Commodity Scarcity
  Lost the link. But in short – our resources are finite, and our growth is not. After an infinite inflation, and after we consume the planet faster than the planet can recuperate, we’ll run out of food and ended up killing ourselves. Sounds like a script for movie? think again.
• What else?
  Want to add more URL to this list? tell me.