Politics

The end of debate

By David WerdigerPolitics No Comments April, 2013 2 min read

The open debate and discussion of ideas and issues within society has been around for thou...

23 April, 2013

So many guns, so little intelligence

By David WerdigerPolitics 2 Comments August, 2012 4 min read

Twitter is not the right medium for a complex debate, I’ve discovered. It is near im...

5 August, 2012

How to win a PR war

By David WerdigerPolitics One Comment June, 2012 6 min read

Here is a simple, step-by-step, guide to winning a public relations war. 1. Be a victim. T...

14 June, 2012

From Nouns to Verbs

By David WerdigerPolitics No Comments November, 2011 3 min read

Back in the days when boys were boys and girls were girls, nouns were nouns and verbs were...

20 November, 2011

Federal Election – who is the Biggest Loser?

By David WerdigerPolitics No Comments September, 2010 3 min read

Well, after seventeen excruciating days, we finally have a result to our federal election....

7 September, 2010

A fiery blame game

By David WerdigerPolitics 2 Comments February, 2009 5 min read

The bushfires that have ravaged the state of Victoria are all the news here. Everyone is s...

13 February, 2009

Deconstructing the Left

By David WerdigerPolitics No Comments November, 2008 4 min read

I might have finally understood the Left. These days, the stance of the Left is best expla...

16 November, 2008

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David Werdiger @davidwerdiger ·

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Our devices filter the world.
Media filters it again.
Algorithms decide what matters.

When do you last see life unfiltered?

For me, that’s what Sabbath provides: a break from the filters, and a direct connection to what matters most.

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David Werdiger @davidwerdiger ·

21 Aug

Remember when phones had a green button to answer and a red one to decline?
Now it just says “slide to answer.”
No red button. No clear “no.”
We didn’t lose the option - it’s now just harder to choose.

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David Werdiger @davidwerdiger ·

19 Aug

You’re in a meeting, coffee in hand.
Your phone rings.
Do you answer it?
When we’re face to face with someone, they should have our full attention.
We answer our phones because we choose to.
So the real question is: are we making the right choice?

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David Werdiger @davidwerdiger ·

14 Aug

Our phones buzz constantly and we feel the urge to respond.
But ask yourself: Do you really need to?
Unless you’re a neurosurgeon on call… probably not.
Be honest. You might need your phone less than you think.

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