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Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.

A blog by Leon Oudejans
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The rollercoaster of solitude and loneliness (7)

I’m in a new phase of my rollercoaster of solitude and loneliness. I failed to see this coming, despite part 6 of this blog series from October 2024. My comforting feeing of solitude seems to have vanished into thin air. Feelings of (temporary) loneliness have replaced my solitude. I can hardly remember such feelings. I’m not sure if I ever experienced those...

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The need for a subplot

Last Wednesday, I viewed Se1Ep1 of Matlock (2024), featuring Kathy Bates. Initially, I failed to understand its high IMDb rating. Afterwards, I gave it an 8. The difference was its last scene, which revealed a very intriguing subplot. I suppose the excellent subplot of The Mentalist (2008-2015) explains the above. Nearly all of its episodes are independent crime...

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Free / een tijdje vrij

The song below is to announce that I’m taking some time off from writing. I need to be FREE, like Deniece Williams. Free (1976) by Deniece Williams artist, lyrics, video, Wiki-artist, Wiki-song [Chorus]But I want to be free, free, freeAnd I just got to be me, yeah, me, me https://youtu.be/OlLrn6AVV2s?feature=shared Note: all markings (bold, italic, underlining) by...

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Neutrality: the edge of a polarising coin?

I’m not sure if neutrality even exists. I doubt that I am neutral if/when push comes to shove. I suppose that (my) open-mindedness is (very) different from (my) neutrality. Nevertheless, both seem rationally related; not emotionally. Switzerland is neutral, according to its self-imposed foreign policy (Wiki). Nevertheless, a majority of Swiss want closer ties to...

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Are young generations anti-democratic??

An American expert at The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies claims that voting by "anti-democratic young generations" is a reason for Trump's 2024 victory. See his recent comment on Dutch BNR Newsradio. In my view, "anti-democratic young voters" is a rather silly and even a contradicting concept. As a child (1960), my parents once explained that it was common that...

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