Bits and Clips for October 2020

Bits and Clips for October 2020

This Bits and Clips post is a monthly feature of the best I saw, read, or heard on the internet in the previous month. I hope you find something in the following links, photographs, paintings, memes, cartoons and quotes that helps, inspires, motivates, challenges, or encourages you. This is a long post, so please scroll all the way down:

Art:

This super-cool immersive Van Gogh exhibit is finally coming to the United States

Photography:

Quarantined Travel Photographer Creates Miniature “Outdoor” Scenes With Everyday Objects

Spirituality:

Virtual music video of Nearer, My God to Thee

How I Met My Wife (on my husband’s podcast)

How to Seek and Find the Kingdom of God

Ideas:

Elect Joe Biden, America (NYTimes)

The Philosophy That Makes Amy Coney Barrett So Dangerous

‘What is going on, you guys?’ US expats face tough questions abroad.

Top podcast picks for talk about kindness, empathy, compassion

Movies:

Interview with My Octopus Teacher Director, Pippa Ehrlich

Food:

World Food Program wins 2020 Nobel Peace Prize

and Hope:

Opponents in Utah governor’s race appear in ads together promoting civility

Physicists build circuit that generates clean, limitless power from graphene

                        
                                                                           

 

       

                                                                                               
                                                     

                       

4 thoughts on “Bits and Clips for October 2020”

  1. What am I to do with all my sharp insights when you send me a years worth in one blog? All stolen. Advised Jon Scott you quoted him. He is smilin but trying to be humble. You know how we humans cab be.

    Thank you, thank you, thank you….

    John Gregory

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