They have some techniques they use to break people and they think that will make them collaborate. But those with experience in interrogation know that forcing someone to submit is not the best way to get them to collaborate. Francisco Castañón Since Obama took power in 2009, they […]
Author: The Prisma
Marco Antonio Quinteros: “Progress in London means not being sheltered by your community”
“This changes the mindset of a person. If at any time you have acted badly with the natives of your country or any other illiterate person…money changes you and you reconsider and reflect.” He is a Bolivian man from Cochabamba, a city in the middle of Bolivia. In April […]
Computational power vs. wisdom?
On 6th of January BBC1 News reported that research shows that brain ‘power’ starts to decay earlier than was thought … Reasoning powers diminish from age 40 or so… Nigel Pocock Is an implied brain ‘power’ only about ‘reasoning’? This statement is extremely simplistic; making good judgements is […]
John Collins: “People express their love with gifts or money”
“This place is my destiny”, reflecting on a lifetime in Ghanaian society, learning and playing music, and coming to terms with inter-cultural relationships. Graham Douglas Music, says John, is a communion between players and audience or a meditation, not a way to get rich quick. Despite not being […]
Wilson Ampuero: “People who you have never seen are those who help you”
“I came to London without finding any information on the internet and without knowing anything, I found a girlfriend here, and later Raymundo. They tell me that it’s a little crazy to arrive here without having prepared anything.” He is 44-years-old and is exhausted despite his robust stature – […]















