Diaryบันทึก日记

Non Arkaraprasertkulนน อัครประเสริฐกุลNon Arkaraprasertkul

“A real history of confusion.” He called the diary that on 4 October 2026, and said his present is peace: writing made him Buddha, he has been to nirvana, and ecstasy is a daily thing. The diary starts on 14 September 2015. The rule, which he was taught as an architecture student and wrote down again on 15 April 2025, is “Never a day without a line.” One hundred and twenty-six entries, through 30 November 2025. The reading copy mends grammar. The original sits on the same page.“ประวัติศาสตร์จริงของความสับสน” เขาเรียกบันทึกอย่างนั้นเมื่อ 4 ตุลาคม 2026 และกล่าวว่าปัจจุบันของเขาคือความสงบ: การเขียนทำให้เขาเป็นพระพุทธะ เขาเคยถึงนิพพาน และความปีติเป็นเรื่องของทุกวัน บันทึกเริ่ม 14 กันยายน 2015 กฎที่เขาถูกสอนตอนเรียนสถาปัตยกรรม และที่เขากลับมาเขียนเมื่อ 15 เมษายน 2025 คือ “ไม่มีวันใดไร้บรรทัด” หนึ่งร้อยยี่สิบหกชิ้น จนถึง 30 พฤศจิกายน 2025 สำเนาสำหรับอ่านแก้ไวยากรณ์ ต้นฉบับอยู่หน้าเดียวกัน“一段真实的困惑史。”他在2026年10月4日这样称呼这本日记,并说他的现在是平静:写作使他成佛,他到过涅槃,狂喜是每日的事。日记始于2015年9月14日。他学建筑时被教过、并在2025年4月15日再次写下的规矩是“没有一天没有一行”。一百二十六篇,直到2025年11月30日。阅读稿只补语法。原文在同一页。

Day 1: What does writing do to meDesignated Survivor: Bangkok

2015

  1. Day 1: What does writing do to me
  2. Day 2: Some More Reasons to Reflect
  3. Day 3: Writing Stream of Consciousness
  4. Day 4: Because We Are Living in the Best of All Possible Worlds, Therefore I Bike (and Vice Versa)
  5. Day 5: Tradition: What’s Good For?
  6. Day 6: Why I (Give Up) Love, Part 1
  7. Day 7: Why I (Give Up) Love: Part 2
  8. Day 8: On the Nature of Question
  9. Day 9: Three Years In Shanghai
  10. Day 10: On Writing Fieldnotes
  11. Day 11: Emotion is the Slave of Reason
  12. Day 12: Emotion Versus Reason (Continued)
  13. Day 13: Living Stoically
  14. Day 14: We’re Weirder Than We Think
  15. Day 15: All About Nana
  16. Day 16: On Being a Skeptic
  17. Day 17: How Do I Want to Get Old
  18. Day 18: On Posting on Social Media
  19. Day 19: On My Coffee Addiction
  20. Day 20: My Cousin, Or on Education
  21. Day 21: On Duty
  22. Day 22: On Being a Rousseaurian Stoic Existentialist
  23. Day 23: A “Bad Faith” Bicycle Technician I met?
  24. Day 24: On Riding a Train
  25. Day 25: My Love Is Gone When I like How She Looks More Than Who She Is
  26. Day 26: On Death
  27. Day 27: Cicero, On Aging
  28. Day 28: I Was Just Lucky
  29. Day 30: The Kind of Love That Will Last
  30. Day 31: Why Modesty is Bad for the Society
  31. Day 32: On Professionalism
  32. Day 33: What Makes Life Worth Living
  33. Day 34: Waking Life
  34. Day 35: How I Come Up with a Topic about Which to Write
  35. Day 36: Worst Mistakes People Make in Their 20s
  36. Day 37: Of the Standard of Beauty
  37. Day 38: My Butterfly Dream
  38. Day 39: On Time
  39. Day 40: On Sex: Part 1
  40. Day 41: All About Nana: Part 2
  41. Day 43: On Loneliness
  42. Day 44: On Bad Faith
  43. Day 42: On Bad Arguments
  44. Day 45:Philosophy of Everyday Life
  45. Day 46: 16 Things I Never Have
  46. Days 47: On My Relationship with Objects
  47. Day 48: Things I Can’t Live Without
  48. Day 49: On Sex: Part 2
  49. Day 50: On Sex Part 2.5 (Q & A)
  50. Day 51: It’s a Non-Issue

2016

  1. Day 52: What Does “God is Dead” Mean?
  2. Day 53: Writing by the Yangtze
  3. Day 54: Giving up the Urban Life
  4. Day 55: On Writing Well
  5. Day 56: New Year’s Resolution
  6. Day 57: On the Economy of Words
  7. Day 58: On the Experience of Writing about Morality
  8. Day 59: What Brought Me to China
  9. Day 60: The 60th Day Anniversary
  10. Day 61: Home is Where the Heart is
  11. Day 62: Paradise; or, Reflecting on the Urban
  12. Day 63: I Wish I Had Never Done a PhD
  13. Day 64: My Honest Résumé
  14. Day 65: On a Failed Relationship
  15. Day 66: The Herzfeld’s Rules
  16. Day 67: On Disappointment
  17. Day 68: A Minimalist (or -ism) Manifesto
  18. Day 69: The Herzfeld’s Rules Part 2
  19. Day 70: A Nonism Dictionary
  20. Day 71: How to Change the World Part 1
  21. Day 72: The Power of Logic (How to Change the World Part 2)
  22. Day 73: Six Basic Human Needs

2018

  1. Day 74: What I Learned Getting Stuck at an Airport for 12 Hours
  2. Day 76: On Design Thinking Part 1: The Gist
  3. Day 75: 12 Rules for Life
  4. Day 77: Gossiping, or, by Definition, a Crime Against Humanity
  5. Day 78: On Design Thinking Part 2: It All Began in Kraków
  6. Day 79: On Design Thinking Part 3: The Black Swan
  7. Day 80: On Design Thinking Part 4: Design, Fast and Slow
  8. Day 81: The Power of Now
  9. Day 82: How not to “Choke”
  10. Day 83: On Design Thinking Part 5: The Power of Diversity
  11. Day 84: On Design Thinking Part 6: Stoicism
  12. Day 85: On Design Thinking Part 7: The Four Noble Truth
  13. Day 86: On Design Thinking Part 8: Dealing with Criticisms
  14. Day 87: The Anti-Fragile Manifesto
  15. Day 88: On Design Thinking Part 9: Designing Your Life
  16. Week 89: The Saddest Sonnet
  17. Day 90: On Design Thinking Part 10: The One Simple Trick to Re-Designing Your Life
  18. Day 91: On Design Thinking Part 11: In Praise of Checklists
  19. Day 92: On Jealously (I Forgive and Forget)
  20. Day 93: On Freedom
  21. Day 94: On Making an Argument
  22. Day 95: In Praise of Incrementalism
  23. Day 96: In Praise of Self-Improvement
  24. Day 97: Problematizing Time
  25. Day 98: What I Know for Sure
  26. Day 99: Why Reading News Isn’t Good for You
  27. Day 100: The 44 Books that Change My Life
  28. Day 101: How to Deal with Unpleasant Events
  29. Day 102: Some Podcasts I Simply Can’t Recommend Enough

2019

  1. Day 103: On Insecurity (and How to Get Rid of It)
  2. Day 103: On Design Culture Part 1 (of Many More Parts to Come)
  3. Day 104: Why We Should “Stop Trying” instead of “Trying Our Best”
  4. Day 105: What I’ve Learned Lately

2020

  1. Day 106: Coping with COVID-19 Anxiety: Super Practical Things To Do During at Home
  2. Day 107: When Things Get Rough, Do This
  3. Day 108: How I Got Out of the Darkest Time
  4. Day 109: The Fact, Key and Action to Help You Work on the Better Version of Yourself
  5. Day 110: 2 Years of Traveling the World with Just 1 Backpack: An ‘Accidental Minimalist’ Tale
  6. Day 111: How ‘Light and Cheap’ Travel Helped me Escape Death
  7. Day 112: An Old Machine and Work Ethics
  8. Day 113: A Minimalist’s Using Typewriters in 2020

2021

  1. Day 114: Minimalist Benefits of Working from Home
  2. Day 115: Some Truly Useful Japanese Concepts
  3. Day 116: ‘Kodawari’ or an Attempt to Reach Perfection: A Quick Read about Japanese Professionalism
  4. Day 117: On Design Thinking Part 7 — Notes from My Personal Experience Working for a Top Design Firm

2022

  1. Day 118: Expo 2020 Dubai – An Ultimate Guide Part 1

2025

  1. Day 119: A Return to This Blog and Simulation Theory
  2. Day 120: Daniel Kahmeman
  3. Day 121: Free Rides to Harvard, MIT, Oxford: How I Never Paid a Penny for My Education
  4. Day 122: Finding Flow: Unlocking Joy and Efficiency in Work
  5. Day 123: Confidence Is Built by Failing. Full Stop.
  6. 124: The Only Thing That Matters
  7. 125: Fragments, Chapter 1
  8. Designated Survivor: Bangkok

Pages from the old siteหน้าจากไซต์เก่า旧站上的页面

Six WordPress pages came with the export. They are not counted among the one hundred and twenty-six entries.มีหน้าเวิร์ดเพรสหกหน้ามากับไฟล์ส่งออก ไม่นับในหนึ่งร้อยยี่สิบหกชิ้น导出里有六篇 WordPress 页面。它们不算在一百二十六篇之内。

  1. I started a blog, which started the whole world crying
  2. Why I Teach
  3. Principles: Only If You Can Do These 12 Things
  4. The Credo
  5. จากสถานีรถไฟลาดกระบัง ถึงมหาวิทยาลัยฮาร์วาร์ด (และชีวิตหลังจากนั้น)
  6. 12 Rules for Life