Would be cool if we could write our own life events.
Noted.
Your Life
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#22I think the website needs a better job explaining what it actually is. What's the point? I just drew a smiley face by clicking random squares.
It's just an info-graphic. A reminder at how important it is to have weekly goals. The squares toggle, so I could mark the current week, or a short period. I think it's pretty awesome you drew a smiley face :-)
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#23Someone once sold a desk clock that counted down until the end of your life.
Edit--now available as a watch: http://mytikker.com/collections/tikker
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#24Would it be great if you could select ranges of blocks and assign a color to each range according to how you felt those days, i.e. green: good, yellow: not that good, red: not good. I did something like this in past, with colors, and contrarily to the expectations it actually cheered me up to see all those green blocks making up a huge chunk of life. Also, it reminded me of http://moriclock.com
Maybe I'm strange, but that seems totally useless to me, because I feel pretty much the same every day.
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#25Way too optimistic. Here, all rectangles look similar, but actually, quality of life in bottom rectangles deteriorates rapidly, medical expenses are skyrocketing, and basically everything sucks.
Medical expenses only accelerate if you attempt to fend off death. There is no need for this with assisted suicide laws.
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#26I think the website needs a better job explaining what it actually is. What's the point? I just drew a smiley face by clicking random squares.
It's just an info-graphic. A reminder at how important it is to have weekly goals. The squares toggle, so I could mark the current week, or a short period. I think it's pretty awesome you drew a smiley face :-)
I think these things are kind of grim. Living life without considering its length as a motivation to do things is perfectly fine.
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#27Way too optimistic. Here, all rectangles look similar, but actually, quality of life in bottom rectangles deteriorates rapidly, medical expenses are skyrocketing, and basically everything sucks.
Medical expenses only accelerate if you attempt to fend off death. There is no need for this with assisted suicide laws.
I am living in the country with such laws in place (Switzerland); but most old people I talked to really want to live. Nobody wants to die, unless they are in great pain.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's just an info-graphic. A reminder at how important it is to have weekly goals. The squares toggle, so I could mark the current week, or a short period. I think it's pretty awesome you drew a smiley face :-)
I think these things are kind of grim. Living life without considering its length as a motivation to do things is perfectly fine.
Ever since the 60s, epiphanies and ideas like this are fads, fashion statements. How did George Romero say it? Something like "it was the 60s, everyone had something to say." The 60s never ended, people keep thinking they have something to say, and since nobody's listening to them on Twitter and Facebook anymore, they're just getting more creative.
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#29Would it be great if you could select ranges of blocks and assign a color to each range according to how you felt those days, i.e. green: good, yellow: not that good, red: not good. I did something like this in past, with colors, and contrarily to the expectations it actually cheered me up to see all those green blocks making up a huge chunk of life. Also, it reminded me of http://moriclock.com
hehe just came here to post my project - moriclock! Cool to know people still remember it.
I like your idea of coloring of the blocks. I had big plans of turning it into some sort of journaling application.
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#30if you feel pretty much the same every day, you're either a psychopath, or you're not doing anything worth caring about.