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Rich Guy Quote Journalism …there’s an entire genre of media coverage best described as “rich guy has an opinion.” It’s surprisingly common, and once you notice it you’ll see it everywhere: entire news stories dedicated to the otherwise...
🔮📚💬 “You don’t need to push or clear away your humanness to sit with the numinous.” Lindsay Mack, Tarot for the Wild Soul.
My sliding doors came together well. With the drawers fitted and tidied up I just have the handles to consider, but probably will not have handles on the doors as such. My first thought was to make my handles, as I often do, but I like...
Software Developers Say AI Is Rotting Their Brains Predictably, the huge spike in productivity that these companies claim their own AI products have enabled hasn’t resulted in more or better products, shorter work weeks, or better...
Dear Angels Above The sunrise was something different this morning. Amazing, I say.This was beautiful, of course, which is not unlike you. But the sunrise today was different, just the same.Maybe this was a message for me. Or maybe this...
Dmitry Pruss writes: The infamous family of the viruses has been named after the Hantan river in Korea, but where does the river’s name originate? As one can grasp from Reddit, “The hanja for the Han River 한강 is weirdly 漢江, which means...
Cool and mostly overcast. A phoebe hawks insects low to the ground. An hour later, I’m pleased to find I can now i.d. a yellow-throated vireo’s call—so much hoarser and more rushed than its red-eyed or blue-headed cousins.
Henry Ford knew the government produces rules, not results. He said it best: “If people are left alone, they’ll work out their own salvation.” Government has consistently failed the working class—yet we keep begging for more of it. The...
The web and tech industry is a veritable sausage party. We don’t need surveys to prove it but we have surveys to prove it. State of surveys have been running for a decade now. Let’s look at the 2025 survey demographics: Yes I think...
Over the last five years, I’ve been writing about forgiveness – not all forgiveness though, rather one minority strand of that practice, of a particular and unruly sort. Two events made me interested in forgiveness. One was the 2013...