Thoughts-as-a-Repository: Thoughts as a Git Repo
Thoughts-As-a-Repository using a GitHub Repository
Just a left-brain exercise, on how would I introduced philosophical thinking in Software and how it might look like a Git repository
I will keep it less verbose and more visual.
Aim
It is not intented for any audience, or for all if it clicks. I have no control of what the outcomes are and I am satisfied with that.
Repository
Status Quo
A while ago I was living:
But then something started to bug me.
Something had to be done, and I had to find a path.
I stumbled upon something interesting and it caught my attention. So I branched out into a development stage and whether I would reach somewhere rather than being nowhere.
I started gather information on Stoicism like the arm-chair researcher I was and jotted somethings down.
Initial Investigations on Stoicism
I started to like this Stoicism and decided to compile something useful, that I can comprehend.
Guilty as charged, in terms of my Goldfish Attention Span I did compile somethings valuable that I can go through easily about Stoicism
Core Concepts/Principles in Layman Terms
I started practicing simple things in everyday life and I was ready to accept certain values in my life.
I felt a bit more satisfied, less anxious and more in control of my thought process. This feels good!
What if, I can bring this thought process also to Software, into things at work or also for my personal projects that will help me grow?
Got my thoughts together and started practicing them. I seem to be doing good, better than where I started from.
Journal Entry of practicing Stoicism in Software
I think I can commit to these practices to the best of abilities everyday at work or for personal projects
Seems like it is working. Less anxiety, more resilience, a lot of satisfaction! Time to bump that satisfaction version.
Future Roadmap
- Read Books by Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, Epictetus
- Find methods out for practical philosophy to keep the version bumps rolling till I roll into a grave.
Till then remember:
We suffer more in Imagination than in reality