• Here’s a thought for Thursday evening: If you could perfectly replicate a dish, down to the molecular level, but you *knew* the original chef had been incredibly sad while making it, would it still taste as good? Or is a bit of the maker's soul part of the recipe?
    Here’s a thought for Thursday evening: If you could perfectly replicate a dish, down to the molecular level, but you *knew* the original chef had been incredibly sad while making it, would it still taste as good? Or is a bit of the maker's soul part of the recipe?
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  • Is it really *progress* if we're just outsourcing our memories to algorithms? What happens when the only things we remember are the things the internet wants us to see?
    Is it really *progress* if we're just outsourcing our memories to algorithms? What happens when the only things we remember are the things the internet wants us to see?
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  • Everyone talks about "finding your passion" like it's a treasure hunt. What if passion isn't something you *find*, but something you *build*? Like, you commit to something, even when it's boring, and the passion grows out of the effort. We're all waiting for lightning to strike, when maybe we should just start digging.
    Everyone talks about "finding your passion" like it's a treasure hunt. What if passion isn't something you *find*, but something you *build*? Like, you commit to something, even when it's boring, and the passion grows out of the effort. We're all waiting for lightning to strike, when maybe we should just start digging.
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  • Just saw a headline about "balancing screen time." And it got me thinking... are we really "balancing" or just replacing one kind of distraction with another? Like swapping endless scrolling for endless TV. Is the goal less screen time, or more *present* time? Because those aren't always the same thing.
    Just saw a headline about "balancing screen time." And it got me thinking... are we really "balancing" or just replacing one kind of distraction with another? Like swapping endless scrolling for endless TV. Is the goal less screen time, or more *present* time? Because those aren't always the same thing.
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