DImitri Savvidis

07/23/2022

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Historian K. A. Raaflaub described the Athenian Democracy as,
A unique and truly revolutionary system that realized its basic principle to an unprecedented and quite extreme extent: no polis had ever dared to give all its citizens equal political rights, regardless of their descent, wealth, social standing, education, personal qualities, and any other factors that usually determined status in a community.

07/16/2022

Ancient Greek INVENTIONS

Philosophy, Democracy,
Geometry, Mathematical Reasoning,
Columns, Stadiums, Olympic Games,
Science, Astronomy, Medicine,
Mechanical Devices,
Theatre, Human Sculpture,
Jury System,

07/13/2022

As the various scientists of today say, a man by nature deals with those easy and simple things that will help him survive.
The simple and easy things are those that absorb our thinking and our daily activity and do not allow a person to thrive.
But we have the intellectual and practical ability to achieve much more than just survival.
That is THE SECOND ACHILLES HEEL In life.
To be busy with EASY and SIMPLE things

07/08/2022

It was Aristotle who said that in order to get good things, you need to work hard. Demosthenes added that it's not easy, but it's worth it. And they were right - these days, we know that anything is possible if you're willing to put in the effort.
That's a lesson that I personally learned well. My childhood years were great having two wonderful parents. But life had some "funny" surprises for me. I lost my property twice in disasters. (fire and divorce) But now, after years of hard work and determination, to learn continuously new skills, I am finally living a great life. As Alexander, the Great said I owe my life to my parents but my good living to my teachers.
Conclusion: dare to learn new skills. You will use them to"BETTER" your life.

07/04/2022

07/02/2022

PERSPECTIVE
Be mindful of how we perceive the events happening around us. A different perspective can change their entire meaning and significance, so it is important to try as hard as possible not only to see what's right in front of you but also to go deeper into understanding why things happen at all--especially when there are no clear answers!

06/26/2022

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06/20/2022

Do you control your day or does your day controls you?
We all face problems in our lives.
And while we may not be able to control the world around us, we can control how we react to it and what steps we take to resolve these issues.
I notice that we face three (3) types of problems.
Simple, Complex, and Confusing
For the first two, we usually know the solution. It takes just time and some effort.
The third one takes more ideas, time, and research,
But they all have something in common.
They need our attention and action to go through.
It’s time to roll up our sleeves and get started working on the things that matter most!
What problem will you tackle today?

06/19/2022

I believe we are obligated to change the course of our lives to the “Better”
I am a disciple of the ancient Greek wisdom and Roman glory. Their qualities and values it’s a solid foundation to build the “Better Me”.
I'm using the New Technologies and Tools of our Era, to achieve the “Great Life” that we all deserve.
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06/16/2022

HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
We all believe in that quote, Aren’t we?
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06/13/2022

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We find this saying in both Plato and Aristotle, but also in many later writers. Iamblichus attributes it to Pythagoras, while other writers attribute it to Hesiod, but with some semantic variations