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the irony of it all is i think it would be less likely to happen had nobody said anything. you know how the sayings go; about adversity and opportunity; about distance and flames; about the kinds of kindnesses that shift stubborn hearts. those who try to subvert fate usually bring it closer; like riding a bike and...
It’s hard to acknowledge intelligence in someone, especially when that intelligence is greater than yours. The person who does that deserves as much respect as the intelligent person being admired. Because to admire someone, you need dual awareness: one of your own strengths and where you lack, and another of the...
The Economist digs into a study of 27,000 Chinese students and their use of AI:→ The Economist
Every two weeks or so I am publishing an essay from an emerging writer. This week, we are publishing “A Gentle Touch” by Courtney Bowers. Courtney is a writer based in Austin, Texas. For her newsletter, Half Life, she writes essays exploring human nature, digital wellness, and pop culture. She has a degree in...
i haven't suffered from anxiety for much of my life. sure little bouts here and there, but nothing serious. i am a confident person, at times, perhaps, a little over confident. but lately i have noticed something. moments of extreme clumsiness. moments when i feel i am not in control of my body. breaking glasses,...
Smrt je jednĂ­m z klíčovĂœch tĂ©mat v ĆŸivotě člověka. Čím je starĆĄĂ­ nebo nemocnĂœ (nebo jeho blĂ­zcĂ­), tĂ­m vĂ­ce se Ășvahy a pƙedstavy o nĂ­ vkrĂĄdajĂ­ do jeho mysli a snĆŻ. VětĆĄinou v něm vyvolĂĄvajĂ­ strach. Strach z neznĂĄmĂ©ho. Člověk chce znĂĄt odpovědi na vĆĄechno, aby se zbavil strachu. Proto vĆĄe zkoumĂĄ a kde odpovědi...
I’m not a shopper. Ever since I quit my job as an unhappy marketing manager six years ago, I’ve fought hard to avoid buying things that aren’t absolutely necessary for my well-being. That’s why I still wear the same shorts I had in college. That’s why I own only two pairs of shoes. That’s why I’ve used the same...
Chris Shiflett turned 50 in May and wrote a piece about it that I keep thinking about and that I kept marked as “unread” in my RSS reader to come back to it later. Now I found the time to reflect on what he has written. It is the story of a life spent with the web: BBSes and dial-up, the accidental slide into being...
Lost Weekend: It was released into the wild yesterday (not really sure about that). I'm amongst the first two million early adopters ... can't beat a CD with a twee wee booklet enclosed. Hidden in the left pocket but it could be swapped around. CDs are so versatile. All very shiny. One sunny day I'll get round to...
I’m a huge fan of the Buy Nothing Project, a movement that promotes the sharing and giving economy over one where people buy ever more shit. The spirit of Buy Nothing is sharing with your neighbors. It’s wonderful. But as it’s popularity in my area has grown, I’ve noticed that some folks have started using it as a...

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