Newsletter five friday finds: analog interest, games, anti-MrBeast you can take the iPhone out of China, but you can't take...
Newsletter five friday finds: braille, birds, bikes thankful for not having the news clogged by one company's drama
Newsletter five friday finds: conscious re-coupling you do have to look at each other, even to disagree
Newsletter five friday finds: sound check, parents dating, data poisoning would you want to live forever?
Newsletter Read These Next: three books that educated me. Made me rethink assumptions of my own privilege
Newsletter five friday finds: stereotypes, k-pop storytelling, El Niño automation ain't what its cracked up to be sometimes
Newsletter five friday finds: mediocrity, writing, Japan's 2024 problem where will all the trucks go?
Newsletter five friday finds: Coaches everywhere, China's feminism, Aliens Religion, art and aliens, but make it AI
Newsletter five friday finds: gaming music, asian future, boredom I skimmed a 48-pg report on global well-being while queueing up for scallion pancakes.
Newsletter five friday finds: bridges, fortunes, questions culture and tech and everything in between
Newsletter five friday finds: time, tail end, libraries Hey folks Rough week - the kiddo just came home sick, and two days ago I lost an extended family member. Loss has more dimensions than we assume, and I don't think we understand it until we are faced with it. I grew up in a large extended family,
Newsletter Five books on loneliness, and finding a way out Pair it with our earlier post on the loneliness epidemic
Newsletter On loneliness ministers The West is waking up to the loneliness epidemic, the East has been ailing for a while.
Newsletter five friday finds: sick day, ride hustle, short sight Hi folks, Was out sick for a few days this week, but in the brief intervals where I was lucid these finds help me get through the day: 1. CALL IN SICK DAY Wait...it wasn't just me...apparently more people call in sick on August 24 than
Newsletter Quantity Time Parenting philosophies, approaches and advice have never been as discussed or documented as today. As the parent of a 3.5 year old, I don’t ever feel like I’m alone. Or that I’m facing a particularly unique challenge. Any question I have has at least a few
Newsletter All of us are snowbirds Sending idea fledgelings out there to see what comes back to roost
