Walter Write

I've been using standard notes for about a year now, and I'm very happy with it. I've now started using listed and have shared a few posts. Has anyone read them? I don't know if they liked it or not, but it feels good to share. I also adjusted the colors of my blog by editing the CSS file Tim Apple shared on GitHub. I want to thank him (if he reading these lines :)). You can also write your thoughts on the guestbook about the theme or posts. I heard that the standard notes team will make some ni...

How afraid are we of loneliness? We try not to be alone. We say we get lost in thoughts when we are alone, and we fear that these thoughts will eat us up. Ah, those thoughts. One cannot be alone because one is afraid to think. There must be someone so that their mind is busy and they are not thinking. Maybe it should have been the other way around. Isn't thinking what makes us who we are? Isn't that what separates us from the animals? After all, although we suffered in the thinking process, thou...

Tolstoy once claimed that man lived by love. He is not wrong in his thoughts, but I have a better idea! Moreover, my opinion is not so contrary to Tolstoy's thoughts: "POWER". After thinking for a long time, I got the idea that man lives with power. Actually, I realized that not only man but also almost everything in the universe lives with power or is born with power. Everything exists by virtue of a force. Stars, planets, the universe itself and finally man... This "Power" can also be calle...

Let's consider an artist, for example Mozart. He is one of the most well-known artists in the world, and this is influenced by the incredibly rich and cult works he has created. So, did Mozart, who created these works, really "create" them? Take, for example, Mozart's work “Eine kleine nacht musik”. With what percentage mathematically, can the rhythm and harmony created by the notes in this piece come out of the hands of a person who randomly presses the keys of the piano? Did Mozart create on...

I get goosebumps when I'm exposed to a beautiful piece of work. In the following days and even months and years, I can't help but revisit the subtleties and depths of that work in my mind, and in a sense, I break away from reality and drift into the world of dreams. Sometimes I have thoughts such as “If I were there, I would add this” or “If I were you, I would arrange this part like this”. While I admire that work, I add something of myself to that work in myself, in my own mind, and I almost r...