Musings on being a perpetual autodidact
With the Jewish Diwali aka Hanukkah well nigh upon us, I was looking to provide my 7 year old son Uriel with a maker angle on the central…
“Yes, it is not difficult. Having the image of Earth displayed, just relax into a meditative state. Then I guide the audience through a…
Dr. Elly Teman’s superb ethnography Birthing a Mother is the pioneering inquiry into the intimate experience of gestational surrogate…
Robert Sapolsky is a Professor of Biological Sciences and Neurology at Stanford University.
Lloyd Kahn is the editor-in-chief of Shelter Publications.
Isaac Kehimkar is an avid naturalist and the author of The Book of Indian Butterflies Isaac’s photostream of Indian Butterflies is at…
Daniel Kottke was Apple’s first employee, assembling the company’s earliest kit computers with Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs in a California…
Timothy Pachirat, is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the author of Every Twelve…
Socrates: Surely you’re following, Theaetetus; it’s my impression at any rate that you’re not inexperienced in things of this sort.
What if eink had paper’s texture and dimensionality?
What do Abraham Lincoln, The Ben Ish Chai from Baghdad, Fariduddin Attar, and Anton Chekhov have in common?
Al Worden on Flying to the Moon and Coming Back to Earth
David Kelley presents a universal method for generating creative breakthroughs
Richard Koch on applying the 80/20 principle to life
An Interview with Robert Ansell
Cassini snaps Earth and Moon from Saturn
Intel’s Andy Grove can help
When someone tells you they code, it’s as if they’re calling you from inside the world’s most exclusive club.
What I learned playing baroque music as a kid
Sometimes, it’s the things we think that are the most expendable that prove to be the most difficult to give up.
Across the U.S., fast food workers are asking: “What am I worth?”
I rarely drive these days, and when I do, it’s bloody terrifying.
A storyboard is a sequence of images and words drawn together on a page to form a narrative.
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