new blog

app/app.py

@@ -107,6 +107,7 @@ def blog():
             {'name': "Making sense",
              'list':
                 [
+                    {'url': "who_are_we", 'name': "Who are we"}, 
                     {'url': "fear_of_existence", 'name': "Fear of existence"}, 
                     {'url': "dionysiac_architects", 'name': "Dionysiac Architects"}, 
                     {'url': "mystory", 'name': "Childhood aspirations"}, 

app/templates/blog/who_are_we.html

@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+{% block content %}
+
+27.01.2024
+<p>
+Goals of individuals come from desire to continue on a path of their lineage.  <br/>
+Picture this: I can only speak with me from few seconds and I can reach to me from years ago.  
+But it is not me of course, for I am here and not there.  
+It is not me because I need to interpret what they say when I converse with them.  
+</p>
+<p>
+But I accept that I participate in their goals, that I follow up with their aspirations, that I take them as mine.  
+The further back I go, the less we share, the more difficult it is to decode them.  
+In fact, it doesn't seem like there's anything I share with them, not more than I do share with people who wrote the books I read or people I exchange thoughts with.  
+In some sense, me from the past and my ancestors are closer to each other than I am to them.  
+</p>
+<p>
+So ultimately there is no me... not more than a follower, an agent that accepted set of beliefs and objectives that were defined before I was born, for I have been born... just now.  
+And there is are no families, not more than in a formal sense. We share more with the culture we are growing in than with specific set of beliefs of our families, move aside radical examples.  
+    </p>
+<p>
+So lineage really is the collective superposition of the threads we picked up on, that influenced our sense making.  
+    Some of the threads manifested through our looks and body, genetic predispositions, character, behaviorisation. Other threads randomly catching on us, while we take a move here and there in our journey. In all those, we take a role of attentive actor who tries to connect all the puzzles in coherent story, always measuring present against the past. Present "me" conversing with all the other versions of ourselves - those who shared "my" body and those who didn't.
+</p>
+<p>
+The most fascinating thing is that just as we reference the past, we also do project towards the future.
+    Most of the time unconsciously, as it is difficult to conceptualize it.<br/>
+    One way to approach it is to look at your present experience as if it was the past. Imagine you're watching a high-resolution video of people living 1000 years ago in 2024. What do you see? Most likely your mind will start to focus on high-order abstractions of the state of the world. You will also experience as your attachment to the culture you live in starts to dissipate.
+    </p>
+    <p>
+    What follows is that your perception of things shifts - you become more attuned to the projection of time, more sensitive to the threads that do not come on you by chance, you learn to perceive them.
+    It is very powerful excercise, for it helps you to see beyond local events and to envision the consequences of the whole of our activities - of  humanity, of the world. It helps you to conceptualize it not only in space, but also in time. You can realize the power you hold as an agent.
+</p>
+
+{% endblock %}