Richard Vahrman·5h agoFishing for Fat Carp in the River of KnowledgeHow a century-old metaphor, a few librarians and software pioneers, and an AI reading companion helped me escape the newsletter flood
Perchance a Thought·1d agoThe Memory Forest: From Curiosity to a 3D WorldI’ve always found neuroscience fascinating, particularly the processes that shape how we think, feel, and remember. But I’ve noticed how…
Cody van der Heide·1d agoThe Questions We Never Think to AskI went for lunch with my mother on Sunday. A perfectly normal thing to do.
Jeff A. Ilseman·1d agoThe journal has a new home (and a book is coming)Same essays, a permanent home, and Pretire Before You Retire lands Nov. 16th.
FABIANA SANTANA·2d agoHow to Become an AmateurImagine that the world has always belonged to the experts, those who knew a great deal about one thing and were recognized for it. Each in…
Nathan Chappell·2d agoA Brief History of CuriosityFor most of human history, curiosity was something you had to hide. Now it is something you have to protect.
Nathan Chappell·2d agoA Brief History of CuriosityFor most of human history, curiosity was something you had to hide. Now it is something you have to protect.
