The Less Interesting Times

The Less Interesting Times is written in Hebrew because the target audience is mostly Hebrew speakers. I’m sorry for everyone else but I can’t be translating every post.

My name is Eran Arbel. I was born circa 1984. I’m a computer major throughout my school life, now doing a stint of four years for CS behaviour at the Technion. I enjoy doing a lot of things, from collecting and programing through reading, watching movies and role-playing to working out and martial arts.

This blog is functioning as my off-brain memory storage and as a platform to discuss things that are interesting to me. I post opinion pieces, reviews, thoughts, news I like to discuss and general happenings in my life. I write about technology and information, about computer and roleplaying games and games in general, about philosophy and religion. I also write stories and poetry from time to time. The Interesting Times posts are speculations of a possible future where things get very “interesting” (that means bad) and the Less Interesting Times posts are speculations of a possible future where things are “less interesting” (that means good).