Mario Breskic : Social Wall

Meine Social‑Media‑Beiträge – offen und ohne Anmeldung

  • And another thing: I feel that writing for Social media accounts consumes creativity quickly.The effort far outweighs the benefit. So I think that posting once a month is sustainable.Like a newsletter.I’ll call it Mindful Social Media use for now. And eventually, I’ll quit…

  • Borrowing from @weepingfoxfury, the shiny metropolis beckons me. I have been away from home for something around 11 weeks now, and I have just come back to a place I have built, but I am a changed man, so here…

  • This is not a signpost. This is where we stopped to look, not back, not forward—out. No lesson here. Just release, and the outline of something that wanted to be seen but not captured. If you arrived, it’s because your…

  • Two cairns buried at the edge of speech. A meditation on silence, communication, and refusing the trap of absolutes. Ongoing terrain. I will set up the other cairn later this week. Source: My after‑hours blog on Tumblr Code & Canvas

  • “Here lies the idea that all things must speak. Let some things rest.” From a conversation with ChatGPT at 4:26 in the morning, waiting for a train after riding the bus for 13 hours. Source: My after‑hours blog on Tumblr Code…

  • Almost six months later, travelling through cloud-obscured Jesenice in Slovenia, its green hills and mountain ranges greeting my weary soul with a silent kindness. And by now, the playlist budded off into its third childer https://t.co/9Xx1ujGS6d #serenity #asca https://t.co/3ZEqK7008X Source:…

  • Dear mutuals, if you see me posting with the tag #asca that is the trigger to archive my post on my automated social content archive I run on this subdomain: https://social.mariobreskic.de/ I currently archive choice posts there from here, my…

  • Played around with an idea using Chat, ended up with a couple of playlists (for a thing 🐀). Came across Kali Maloneʼs album “The Sacrificial Code” and I am slowly getting into that. Same family of resonance I felt with…

  • “Blue” by Derek Jarman has been on my mind a lot lately. Blue like becoming blind. Blue like the after images of the edges of cobblestones contrasting each other. Blue like an idea this walk to the train station gave…

  • Dual-process cognitive interventions to enhance diagnostic reasoning: a systematic review #semmelweisreflex #asca https://t.co/LzP3ZSs7o9 Source: My Twitter Account Mario Breskic