Links of interest

Computers

Some links with interesting content:
• Luke Smith's website:lukesmith.xyz. The guy has a great Youtube channel, I have learn a lot from him.
• Chad's Guide to starting your own website:landchad.net. Having your own website is liberating.
• Use GNU/Linux! There are very good reasons to use a Linux-based OS:
  1. Virtually virus-free.
  2. Corporate desinterest in spying you (privacy).
  3. Understand what the machine you interact with daily is actually doing!
  There are several user-friendly distributions, like the ubiquitous Ubuntu or a good alternative, Manjaro and many more!. I use Arch BTW.

Environment

The effects of human-driven climate change have conducted civilization to the point where a change in itself is relevant for its own survival. This is a pressing matter. I share some links on the subject.

• GIQ's statement on climate change. My former group (where I did the PhD) has a very inspiring climate emergency statement.
• Extintion Rebellion. This is a movevent that uses civil disobedience to persuade governments to act on the Climate and Ecological Emergency.

Philosophy

I have a blog where I post my opinions and reflections. I have realised that my blog is mostly about Philosophy which made me aware that I really have a passion for this human endeavor. I share a couple of links about Philosophy.

• Enrique Dussel is one of the founders of Philosophy of Liberation. It is a philosophical movement that has a special place in my heart and which has thaught me a lot.
• There is interesting and a bit more direct content on philosophy in the internet. Explicitly, there are numerous podcasts about philosophy. I personaly like very much the Overthink podcast by Ellie Anderson and David Peña Guzmán, both Ph.D.s. I mostly watch them in youtube directly.
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is a good source of abridged notions of philosophy from all eras.