Trialling a Nokia–Days 6 to 12
From the Blog smacula This time I thought I'd give myself a lot more practise with the phone and do some general use to see how well it fares, in addition to the other impressions I have given you guys over the last week. This is what I have to say: *Camera and Camera Lenses* I said before, I'd probably repeat that the camera does not match up to what I get from the HTC ONE X. The fault probably lies in the fact that I have to compare it with an HTC ONE X, rather than develop a standard against which I'd measure it. Having said that, they offer you 'lenses'. These lenses are what we know as filters, and they give you a bit more fun. Well, one of them does, and it is called Cinemagraph. It is a NOKIA only download, and allows you to produce high quality gifs which look like movies. You are allowedpakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
Experiential and Volitional Nihilism
From the Blog awaisaftabMeaning in life is generated by the realization of values. Values can be experienced, both actively and passively. Nihilism is the position that all values are baseless. It doesn't simply declare that values do not exist, but rather that they exist only within the realm of human subjective experience, and that there is no such thing as meaning or value outside of it in the objective reality. Based on this, I can differentiate between two strains of nihilism: 1) *Experiential Nihilism*, which is an *inability* to experience values and thereby an inability to experience meaning. 2) *Volitional Nihilism*, which is a *refusal* to realize values. When confronted with the possibility of meaningfulness, a volitional nihilist would respond that even if values can be experienced and mepakistanblogs.blogspot.comRead Full Post
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