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I’m excited to report we’re again teaming up with Musikfestival Bern this year, thanks as always to Tobias Reber. The festival will run in Bern, Switzerland, from September 2 – 6, and we’ll be doing four projects in advance, playing in...
Even those of us excited about the potential of AR need to demand more responsibility from tech companies and journalists
Our past month has been one of ease, at least by cruising standards. Being tied to a dock in the middle of a proper town has slowly pulled us into a very different rhythm of life than the one we had while bouncing from anchorage to...
“This is going to be a copyright nightmare. If you’re watching this in theaters, thank your lucky stars.” Annoying handicam fake-doc transforms into a very good Back to the Future ripoff. Narratively goes through great lengths only to...
Apparently, the MTA has decided it’s time to get rid of the social-distancing decals that were put down in 2020 on the subway platforms as part of the Covid response. The Pacific Street station a few days ago, with some minor glue...
I bought Hoka Clifton shoes a while back because they have a reputation at being good for walking. I disagree. They’re fantastic for standing. They’re delightful for strolling. They’re sucky for covering distance, though. The soles are...
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And we’re off! This will be my last dispatch from the U.S. before we land in Japan in approximately 20 hours. I say “appro...
Following up on my previous post, I want to share three timeless ideas that I learned from Book 1 of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations as well as three open questions that I have for my fellow Smith scholars: