Bits, Bursts & Bongos

By Per Hakansson

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Serendipitous explorer of entrepreneurship, mobile lifestyles and technology.
Lecturer at Hyper Island, Program Director at Vator Spark and ingenious lifehacker. Writing a book about how to thrive in an always-on mobile world.

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Some thoughts on the Grammys I didn't watch.

I’ve never seen them, even when I was still plugged into the grid and had tv.

Whitney died the day before in the bathtub of her motel...

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Wrote it, read it, highlighted it!

One of the coolest features in Readmill for iPad is the ability to see other people’s highlights in the book you’re reading. It becomes...

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“The white man that landed here, he came with two great weapons. One is the Bible and the other is the gun. If he didn’t humble you with the Bible, He crumbled you with the Gun....”

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Introducing: Highlighted Posts

Every now and then, a post comes along that’s meant for big things. It could be pulling the wraps off your new project, promoting your next show,...

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Companies as Communities

Last night I had the good fortune of having dinner with a great group of folks from a diverse set of backgrounds. As we went around the table making...

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I recommend you fucking do it.

Write. Art. Sing. Dance. Pick up that guitar and never put it down.

Life is too short to worry about money or security. If you had it, what then?...

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The weird thing about having a really old kid

is that I’m still young, which is pretty cool. Logically, it seems like a good idea to me to delay kids, but I’m glad I didn’t. It’s...

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#17 - The Human Zoo

The Human Zoo is a wonderful perspective on the urban animal by the now 86-year old world renowned zoologist and thought-leader Desmond Morris. I’ve previously read The Human Animal and Amazing Baby and loved both. Really loved like this guy rocks hard.

If you believe that our world was created by a mythological God living in the clouds then this is as ”evil” as it gets. But if you believe in evolution, biology and science then you’ll embrace this book with both arms and get amazing insights into the human species.