The Swap

3 part series about schools in Brisbane Queensland trying to bridge the Cultural Gap between selected Christian and Islamic and State High Schools to work together and get to know about another culture. Series on SBS On Demand Initiated by the Principal of the Islamic College of Brisbane ICB. Principal of ICB | Credit SBS and Screenshot by phb Participant from ICB | Credit SBS and Screenshot phb Participants | SBS and Screenshot by phb

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Malaga plus IT

„Wir müssen noch mehr in bezahlbare Wohnungen und vor allem Bildung investieren. Qualifizierte Leute verdienen gut“, sagt er zu dem Vorwurf, die Einheimischen könnten sich bald ihre Stadt nicht mehr leisten. Wie sehr es auf die Menschen ankomme und wozu sie in der Lage seien, zeigt für ihn das Beispiel von Google: Das lokale Start-up habe den Konzern nach Málaga gebracht. IT Kräfte gehen nach Malaga … Education first … Picasso Museum | Credit phb ZWISCHEN GOOGLE UND PICASSO Warum immer mehr IT-Fachkräfte nach Málaga ziehen Jahrelang waren es vor allem Sonne und Strand, die Touristen nach Málaga lockten. Seit der Pandemie kommen immer mehr Menschen zum Arbeiten in die andalusische Stadt. Den Preis zahlen viele Alteingesessene. Mehr erfahren Sie auf FAZ.NET unter: https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/ausland/spanien-immer-mehr-it-fachkraefte-ziehen-nach-malaga-18782357.html?premium=0x7090e2ecbad96725b9ea953660fb11a296c8ba0abf5d65cb9e629f078fda17a5 Gesendet aus FAZ.NET Erhältlich im App Store„Wir müssen noch mehr in bezahlbare Wohnungen und vor allem Bildung investieren. Qualifizierte Leute verdienen gut“, sagt er zu dem Vorwurf, die Einheimischen könnten sich bald ihre Stadt nicht mehr leisten. Wie sehr es auf die Menschen ankomme und wozu sie in der Lage seien, zeigt für ihn das Beispiel von Google: Das lokale Start-up habe den Konzern nach Málaga gebracht. Sent by phb |  https://peblogger.com

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Crystals & Stones

Peter goes Intrepid Linked Sympathy For The Devil Youtube linked There are many ways to spread love! Here are some ideas: First of all: Be kind to yourself - if you do not love yourself, find professional help. Only loving yourself, you can love others Tell someone you love them and why Laugh often and asap Let go of grudges and forgive Donate what you can to a charity you care about Volunteer if you wish Make gift baskets for the homeless with items they may need¹ Offer to run errands for someone who is homebound² Write a love letter or love “text” to a person you appreciate and send it to them³ Do a small favour for a person you care about (buy them a coffee or tea, make them dinner)³ Give blood⁴ Only talk positive self-talk to yourself⁴ Be grateful and practice gratitude for the people and things that you have⁴ Smile at yourself when you look at yourself in the mirror⁴ Admit your mistakes and apologize where necessary⁴ Let go of past grudges⁴ Source: Conversation with Bing, 12/04/2023 (1) 50 simple ways to be kind and spread love in the world. https://arisesociety.com/blogs/arise-society-blog/ways-to-be-kind-and-spread-love-in-the-world. (2) 50 Ways to Spread Love and Become Happier Person. https://positivecreators.com/spread-love/. (3) 25 Ways to Spread Love - Pretty Wellness. https://prettywellness.com/spread-love/. (4) 101 Ways to Spread Love In the World (& Why We Should) - Peaceful…

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The Buddha blessing us today …

https://www.crystalcastle.com.au/history/ Our Family on our deck on Friday. Crystal Castle NSW in the Byron Bay Hinterland on Easter Monday. Read about the history here / Shambhala Gardens Linked The only religion without Gods is Buddhism! Read more about Siddharta (Hesse) and Buddha! I love the Stones Linked Credit phb What is The Golden Rule? Linked Kant and the Golden Rule Differences in situations Immanuel Kant famously criticized the golden rule for not being sensitive to differences of situation, noting that a prisoner duly convicted of a crime could appeal to the golden rule while asking the judge to release him, pointing out that the judge would not want anyone else to send him to prison, so he should not do so to others.[91] On the other hand, in a critique of the consistency of Kant's writings, several authors have noted the "similarity"[98] between the Golden Rule and Kant's Categorical Imperative, introduced in Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals (See discussion at this link). One Hour With Karen Armstrong about Spirituality / not Religion Linked / Youtube

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The Voice in Australia

Pretty confusing the debate on THE VOICE in Australia at present ... I am trying to get informed and find out CUI BONO & more like background Infos about Labour and Liberals and the Aboriginal Policies of the past. It is all about the GAP between The First Nation people and white Australia and the past decades and Australian history. ABC.com.au and other Media in Australia Peter Dutton starts his No Campaign (WHY and what are his solutions???) and is backed by John Howard, former PM of the Liberals and the Coalitions he could form. Linked Marcia Langton (Public Academic and Prof. in Melbourne, born in Brisbane, QLD) has been a prominent figure in the efforts to close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians for decades. She has been a vocal advocate for Indigenous rights and has worked on a range of initiatives aimed at addressing the systemic disadvantages faced by Indigenous Australians. In 2008, Langton was appointed to the role of co-chair of the National Indigenous Council, which advised the Australian government on Indigenous policy. Langton was also involved in the development of the "Closing the Gap" strategy, which was launched in 2008 with the aim of addressing the health, education, and employment disparities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Langton has been a prominent VOICE in the ongoing debate around constitutional recognition for Indigenous Australians, arguing that awareness and…

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Eric Schmidt on AI and AGI

Quoted from AFR.com “The question is what is the right answer,” Dr Schmidt said. “I’m not in favour of a six-month pause because it will simply benefit China. “What I am in favour of is getting everybody together ASAP to discuss what are the appropriate guardrails. “Say you are an AI researcher, you build one of these things. You want to release it? Well, you shouldn’t release it without some kind of mitigation for things that it could do that are negative.” Dr Schmidt said if industry could not agree on guardrails, governments would inevitably have to come in and impose their own standards. “I think today the government’s response would be clumsy because there are very few people in government who understand this stuff. So I’m in favour of letting the industry try to get its act together. This is a case where you don’t rush in unless you understand what you’re doing.” Dr Schmidt said he had two concerns about AI getting out of control. He said as systems got bigger and more sophisticated, it raised the question, how do you know that you know what it knows? How do you test it? “You can get a situation where it’s a race to the bottom … and we rush to release without knowing what we’re doing,” he said. AFR.com | Screenshot phb Avid Readers I asked ChatGPT to generate…

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