More on slowing down in La Presse
La Presse proceeds with its theme of slowing down: they interview two MNAs about the need to respond quickly in politics and, in a part 2, what happens when percolating policy takes time.
Also modern pressures on families and how they can be managed, thoughts from philosophy and psychology, and the difficulty of slowing down when you have people to support.
Also, tai chi as a slow practice.
Blork 12:09 on 2024-06-03 Permalink
Fascinating that neither of these posts about La Presse’s “slowing down” series has generated any comments. We’re all to busy maybe? (Or simply don’t give AF about blah-blah regarding slowing down?)
Uatu 12:28 on 2024-06-03 Permalink
Sorry too busy with my 5 side hustles to respond. The neoliberal caq will call me a loser if I’m not working like p Diddy lol
Kate 16:20 on 2024-06-03 Permalink
Blork, I hesitated before blogging them, since they weren’t strictly news, but they really were most of the content of La Presse over the weekend.
CE 16:31 on 2024-06-03 Permalink
I actually would like to read them because the issues discussed are problems I feel like I’m facing more and more. However, I don’t want to add any more tabs to the dozens already open that I already don’t have the time to read!
Blork 17:32 on 2024-06-03 Permalink
@CE what you describe is a negative feedback loop, in contrast with the positive feedback loop that @MarcG mentioned WRT the cannabis-infused poutine sauce.