Section
Links
Sites and resources I recommend.
Friends' websites
- Tushar Sharma — Website with the incredible pictures of my indian friend, Tushar.
- Percentil — Lourdes and Dani great idea that still is making a big splash.
- desAprendo — The web from where Dani and team help parents connect better with children with difficulties in education.
- The Black Box Lab — Adrián's company that helps all type of organizations to improve their technological environment.
- María de Frutos Lafuente — María's web, showing her creations, which are actual jewels.
- Valora Consultores — A consultancy specializing in corporate social responsibility, environmental management, and sustainability that you shouldn't miss out on; Senén Ferreiro will undoubtedly do an excellent job for you in these fields.
- Budia — The website of my family's village; perhaps it's not up to par with Segovia or Ávila, for example, but it's very pleasant to visit and very dear to me.
My favourite games
- Europa Universalis IV — The game to which I have dedicated, by far, the most time; for me, a true source of strategic fun.
- Europa Universalis V — The new version of the Europa Universalis, which promises a lot with the management of populations at an unprecedented level.
- Victoria 3 — An authentic economic simulator that also makes playing the era of the industrial revolution a lot of fun.
- Crusader Kings III — In addition to the 'country' strategy, the matrimonial policy of the reigning house is what makes this game completely different.
- Civilization VII — For many years, it was my favorite game until I discovered Paradox games, but I don't want to leave it out.
- Elite — The best game ever created for the ZX Spectrum, and one of the best games in history, with its algorithmic world creation, the first of its kind; it is no longer playable, but it certainly deserves to be included here.
- Elite Dangerous — The new version of Elite, which I should dedicate more time to.
The web's best pictures
- Digital Blasphemy — For me the site with the best computer generated images west of Finisterre; The free gallery changes from time to time, so visit it from time to time.
- Art of Greg Martin — Another great site with computer-generated images, although with less 'production'.
- Cognitive Distortion — A site whose creations I also really like.
- Visual Paradox — Another site with great images.
- Frans Lanting — It presents you with a true journey through time.
Mixed salad of links
- Edward Tufte — I love the visual representation of information, and Tufte is the master at it.
- Mike Oldfield — One of my two favourite musicians, I like practically everything he did... don't retire and give one last tour, Mike!
- Jean Michel Jarre — My other favorite musician, the one who makes anything I listen to of his immediately improve how I feel.
- M. C. Escher — The official website of my absolute favourite painter; I've seen all of his exhibitions that I could.
- Escher for real — Real-life representations of Escher's works.
- Akiyoshi Kitaoka — I also love drawings that feature optical illusions, like those by this Japanese psychologist.
- Project Gutenberg — Today it is very easy to find everything on the Internet, but when it was launched it was the best initiative to preserve books in digital format.
- Zoea — I love diving, and this is where I learned.
- Fernando Cinquegrani — A person who has developed spectacular things in Excel.
- Wikipedia — It must be used judiciously, but it is undeniable that it is a very important source for discovering everything about human knowledge.