This blog is about expat life in Thailand for friends abroad and expatriates already living the international lifestyle here in Thailand and Southeast Asia. I write about teaching, culture, day to day life, and writing novels.
Showing posts with label Joe Rogan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joe Rogan. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Friday, November 23, 2018
Most Interesting Interview Ever Recorded #expatlife
I found this article today about bugs in space.
ISS
First learned about the idea of bacteria and organisms in outer space and some of the reasons for them from James Horak. Originally, I learned of James through the Kevin Smith podcast out of Thailand. Kevin is not with us anymore, but James sure is...
This is the link to the 4 part series of the most fascinating, enlightening and engaging interview ever recorded:
A Refined Cosmology to Address Cosmic Anomaly
Enjoy.
ISS
First learned about the idea of bacteria and organisms in outer space and some of the reasons for them from James Horak. Originally, I learned of James through the Kevin Smith podcast out of Thailand. Kevin is not with us anymore, but James sure is...
This is the link to the 4 part series of the most fascinating, enlightening and engaging interview ever recorded:
A Refined Cosmology to Address Cosmic Anomaly
Enjoy.
Monday, November 12, 2018
Ganja Money Battles Rage #expatlife
As the legalization of ganja draws near the different groups fight for little slices of the ganja pie.
This will continue for the next year or so as the winners and losers align.
Sadly, this process may go down the usual road and end up another heavily regulated, controlled and unprofitable crop for most aka rice, corn, cassava, and so on...
But, at least it will be legal and available and Thais can begin unraveling their social taboos. In the end it will be a positive step socially as people question their old belief systems and allow new ideas to seep in.
Great article to get you up to speed.
Saturday, August 18, 2018
Balanced #expatlife
Part of my quest to find this balance started almost 20 years ago when I left the United States in search of something better.
You don't have to become an expat to find this balance Joe speaks of, but if your circumstances are right, it can be a major step towards it.
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