Book Club
Oct 18, 2026
Nostalgia for a tactile world that never existed
Sometimes the tactile world we long for, never existed. It was far worse than we imagine.
READOct 11, 2026
The visceral experience of a brown sugar roll
One simple dessert almost brought me to tears.
READOct 04, 2026
My notebook is a small enjoyment in the day
Stuff already happens to us daily. Instead of maximizing the speed, maybe we should just enjoy it.
READSep 27, 2026
Should You Read Ten Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now?
Does Lanier convince the reader to delete their social media accounts?
READSep 20, 2026
We Pay for Software with Attention
Platforms aren't free, you pay for them with your entire being.
READSep 13, 2026
The Tail End of Time With My Kids
By the time your child finishes highschool they've spent 90% of the time with you they will ever spend.
READSep 06, 2026
Social media makes us participate in behavioural modification experiments without consent
If the behaviour modification experiments were run by a university someone would review their ethics.
READAug 30, 2026
We Know What Utopia Is, We Just Won't Fight For It
Like the title says, we understand what the new utopia could be, we just aren't fighting for it in the ways that matter.
READJul 19, 2026
Should you read Utopia for Realists by Rutger Bregman?
A good look at what ails us, without much in the way of actionable advice we can take to organize and make things better.
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