Good Words for March 2021
What's unchosen and the limits of thinking away our problems.
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Clerestory Magazine: "Who Is My Neighbor?"
In submitting to limits — reduced private space, access to a smaller geographical area — I’ve discovered that more choice isn’t exactly an existential good.
Failure, Ease, and Work that’s Worth It
I found some childhood art and was reminded of some ugly truths about myself.
Notes: Snow Days and Slack
What's lost when we live life planned and packed to its utter limits?
GoodLinks No.16
Our manorial tech elite, dignity beyond accomplishment, and why we miss people we barely know.
Ash Wednesday, Dust, and Digital Ephemera
Pandemic or not, Ash Wednesday doesn't need an audience.
The Allure of 'Just the Facts'
Alternatives facts are a thing, and not just for political enemies.
Reading Neil Postman's Technopoly in 20xx
A chapter by chapter journey into Technopoly and the tech criticism of Neil Postman
Swiping & Scrolling towards (dis)Satisfaction
A New Day in The Neighbourhood: Part 1
A Quarterly Education
Print journals for lifelong learning