I find it better to learn by putting yourself in stressful situation.

For example, i am sure you will learn more words by talking to people and trying to understand them, rather than passivily reading a foriegn language book

Any film directed by Terrence Malick,

particularly, 'The Tree of Life'.

There is not an I in me

When I say that "There is not an I in me" I think that I'm not wrong at all, because every time that I try to discover Who I am, who is the "I" to whom I refer to when I speak about me, it's impossible to find an authentic definition of it.
I don't know if I am a social construction, a product of my circumstances or maybe a bunch of many "me" that gather in me like a links in a chain of many definitions which converge in my person me. It's impossible for me to discovery to myself and say finally say "There you are," because I don't know to which one of this these many "me" is the truly true "me".
Maybe this issue could be a good topic to write in a sociological thesis, but at the same time it is also boring enough as to repel to someone from to correcting this nonsense.

So, Bye for now!