Jordan Moore 🕊️
@jordanm.co.uk
interested in: product design, nondualism, stoicism, general ontology stuff, networked note-taking, company-building, throwing words around the hard-to-describe things
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I'm so late to the game with this one. After struggling a bit reading from the primary source, Jung's work is coming through crystal clear in this book.
March 22, 2025 at 4:23 PM
I'm so late to the game with this one. After struggling a bit reading from the primary source, Jung's work is coming through crystal clear in this book.
Visualising it like this helped make it click (at least for me)
February 22, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Visualising it like this helped make it click (at least for me)
Hopefully this helps some people. I think I've been misunderstanding *every* meditation practice that uses attention to move into *now*.
(Disclaimer: I might still be wrong, but right in a placebo sense)
jordanm.co.uk/2025/02/22/m...
(Disclaimer: I might still be wrong, but right in a placebo sense)
jordanm.co.uk/2025/02/22/m...
February 22, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Hopefully this helps some people. I think I've been misunderstanding *every* meditation practice that uses attention to move into *now*.
(Disclaimer: I might still be wrong, but right in a placebo sense)
jordanm.co.uk/2025/02/22/m...
(Disclaimer: I might still be wrong, but right in a placebo sense)
jordanm.co.uk/2025/02/22/m...
The moon is putting on a show tonight, I've never seen halos like this before.
December 16, 2024 at 9:34 PM
The moon is putting on a show tonight, I've never seen halos like this before.
This man has his gratitude levels perfectly adjusted.
My ultimate old man goal is to get to this level where hedonic adaptation has been unwound back to child-like wonder. (If it's even possible)
My ultimate old man goal is to get to this level where hedonic adaptation has been unwound back to child-like wonder. (If it's even possible)
December 16, 2024 at 10:44 AM
This man has his gratitude levels perfectly adjusted.
My ultimate old man goal is to get to this level where hedonic adaptation has been unwound back to child-like wonder. (If it's even possible)
My ultimate old man goal is to get to this level where hedonic adaptation has been unwound back to child-like wonder. (If it's even possible)
The late, great Peter Brown ❤️
December 10, 2024 at 1:24 PM
The late, great Peter Brown ❤️
Probably my most highlighted part of your book because it's so damn relatable. (And the David Whyte quote just hits 🤌)
December 6, 2024 at 4:36 PM
Probably my most highlighted part of your book because it's so damn relatable. (And the David Whyte quote just hits 🤌)
Slowly climbing but getting there!
December 5, 2024 at 1:29 PM
Slowly climbing but getting there!
This caught my attention when watching an MTV throwback to Madonna and William Orbit recording Ray of Light (I'm an Orbit-obsessive).
It looks like they storyboard their tracks 🤯 I need to figure out what that "— FRENZY —" section is all about.
It looks like they storyboard their tracks 🤯 I need to figure out what that "— FRENZY —" section is all about.
December 5, 2024 at 11:43 AM
This caught my attention when watching an MTV throwback to Madonna and William Orbit recording Ray of Light (I'm an Orbit-obsessive).
It looks like they storyboard their tracks 🤯 I need to figure out what that "— FRENZY —" section is all about.
It looks like they storyboard their tracks 🤯 I need to figure out what that "— FRENZY —" section is all about.
There is something unexplainably homely about Verdana. It's like seeing an old friend again. I'm seriously considering reverting to the original web safe font.
December 4, 2024 at 3:29 PM
There is something unexplainably homely about Verdana. It's like seeing an old friend again. I'm seriously considering reverting to the original web safe font.
End of 2024 homescreen
December 4, 2024 at 11:29 AM
End of 2024 homescreen
My favourite toys of the year. The Pocket Operator was a massive influence over my digital minimalism drive for the first half of the year (I'm now off the wagon but want to get back on for the holiday season).
Both tools are fun in their own way.
Both tools are fun in their own way.
December 4, 2024 at 11:11 AM
My favourite toys of the year. The Pocket Operator was a massive influence over my digital minimalism drive for the first half of the year (I'm now off the wagon but want to get back on for the holiday season).
Both tools are fun in their own way.
Both tools are fun in their own way.
I love it - their whole ethos seems to lend itself to much richer search results (at least in my experience). They have this neat feature called "lenses" where you can get it to hone the results in on harder to reach corners of the web.
It definitely gives me a 90's/early 00's web type of feeling
It definitely gives me a 90's/early 00's web type of feeling
December 2, 2024 at 3:57 PM
I love it - their whole ethos seems to lend itself to much richer search results (at least in my experience). They have this neat feature called "lenses" where you can get it to hone the results in on harder to reach corners of the web.
It definitely gives me a 90's/early 00's web type of feeling
It definitely gives me a 90's/early 00's web type of feeling
I have the dumbest feature request for the @bsky.app team: I would love the Bluesky equivalent of Winamp skins for the UI.
It would serve no other functional purpose other than it would be cool to look at and stuff.
It would serve no other functional purpose other than it would be cool to look at and stuff.
November 28, 2024 at 7:32 PM
I have the dumbest feature request for the @bsky.app team: I would love the Bluesky equivalent of Winamp skins for the UI.
It would serve no other functional purpose other than it would be cool to look at and stuff.
It would serve no other functional purpose other than it would be cool to look at and stuff.
Added some additional graphics to my horizontal blog. It's the most cumbersome, restrictive format, along with my recent change-up to comic book imagery restricts things further... yet I can't bring myself to scrap it for something that would make publishing a lot easier.
November 28, 2024 at 10:47 AM
Added some additional graphics to my horizontal blog. It's the most cumbersome, restrictive format, along with my recent change-up to comic book imagery restricts things further... yet I can't bring myself to scrap it for something that would make publishing a lot easier.
My history is a mix of work* and the part of my brain that _insists_ on investigating pointless things right this instant.
*(some partially sensitive work things pixelated)
*(some partially sensitive work things pixelated)
November 27, 2024 at 4:38 PM
My history is a mix of work* and the part of my brain that _insists_ on investigating pointless things right this instant.
*(some partially sensitive work things pixelated)
*(some partially sensitive work things pixelated)
And it seems to be digitally faithful to the source material, "A Sign Systems Manual" (1970). Very nice.
November 27, 2024 at 2:42 PM
And it seems to be digitally faithful to the source material, "A Sign Systems Manual" (1970). Very nice.
Airport looks like a workhorse of a typeface from Revolver Type. The sample site really puts it through its paces!
November 27, 2024 at 2:39 PM
Airport looks like a workhorse of a typeface from Revolver Type. The sample site really puts it through its paces!
yeah, I'm not getting the sense that they're out to do anything nasty. It genuinely seems like they're in it for fun and learning.
November 27, 2024 at 10:02 AM
yeah, I'm not getting the sense that they're out to do anything nasty. It genuinely seems like they're in it for fun and learning.
My daughter found my old iPhone 3GS box and couldn't wrap her head around the icons... "Look at the YouTube one, it's SO much better!" ... "WOW, look at the compass app! Why did they change it?"
She then went off to Google some old app interfaces 🥲❤️
She then went off to Google some old app interfaces 🥲❤️
November 26, 2024 at 12:53 PM
My daughter found my old iPhone 3GS box and couldn't wrap her head around the icons... "Look at the YouTube one, it's SO much better!" ... "WOW, look at the compass app! Why did they change it?"
She then went off to Google some old app interfaces 🥲❤️
She then went off to Google some old app interfaces 🥲❤️
Honestly, it's just nice to have another place to hang out on the web.
I grew up enjoying the possibilities on the Wild West era of the web which, for me, was nicely captured by Microsoft's old slogan.
I grew up enjoying the possibilities on the Wild West era of the web which, for me, was nicely captured by Microsoft's old slogan.
November 25, 2024 at 4:12 PM
Honestly, it's just nice to have another place to hang out on the web.
I grew up enjoying the possibilities on the Wild West era of the web which, for me, was nicely captured by Microsoft's old slogan.
I grew up enjoying the possibilities on the Wild West era of the web which, for me, was nicely captured by Microsoft's old slogan.
How lucky are we to get to have another Monday on the planet?
Lucky that consciousness booted up this morning. Lucky to exist at this exact time in the history of the universe - to be here NOW, on the bleeding edge. And lucky to be a human to recognise it.
Monday's blue skies are a cherry on top.
Lucky that consciousness booted up this morning. Lucky to exist at this exact time in the history of the universe - to be here NOW, on the bleeding edge. And lucky to be a human to recognise it.
Monday's blue skies are a cherry on top.
November 25, 2024 at 9:39 AM
How lucky are we to get to have another Monday on the planet?
Lucky that consciousness booted up this morning. Lucky to exist at this exact time in the history of the universe - to be here NOW, on the bleeding edge. And lucky to be a human to recognise it.
Monday's blue skies are a cherry on top.
Lucky that consciousness booted up this morning. Lucky to exist at this exact time in the history of the universe - to be here NOW, on the bleeding edge. And lucky to be a human to recognise it.
Monday's blue skies are a cherry on top.
Sam Harris touches on a similarly useful gratitude hack in his book, Waking Up.
November 24, 2024 at 2:43 PM
Sam Harris touches on a similarly useful gratitude hack in his book, Waking Up.
William B. Irvine's "A Guide to the Good Life" is the book that had the biggest impact on me this year.
I've had a bit of a casual relationship with Stoicism up until now where I had a few books in my collection (Meditations, Epictetus, some Ryan Holiday etc) but Bill's book really hit different…
I've had a bit of a casual relationship with Stoicism up until now where I had a few books in my collection (Meditations, Epictetus, some Ryan Holiday etc) but Bill's book really hit different…
November 23, 2024 at 12:52 PM
William B. Irvine's "A Guide to the Good Life" is the book that had the biggest impact on me this year.
I've had a bit of a casual relationship with Stoicism up until now where I had a few books in my collection (Meditations, Epictetus, some Ryan Holiday etc) but Bill's book really hit different…
I've had a bit of a casual relationship with Stoicism up until now where I had a few books in my collection (Meditations, Epictetus, some Ryan Holiday etc) but Bill's book really hit different…