February 2012
11 posts
“To us, the Web is a sort of shared external memory. We do not have to remember...”
– We, the Web Kids – an essay by Polish political writer and commentator Piotr Czerski lays out a manifesto for the generation nursed on the web. (via curiositycounts)
delhi one hundred: #11 →
delhi100:
One day I was in Connaught Place, looking like this:
Then, I spotted this:
Then, this:
Taking this to be a Sign from the Universe, friend and I headed off, walking towards our destination.
We were at Odeon, one of the oldest movie theatres in Delhi, which opened in 1936….
Sherpaa →
david:
Another incredible project from Jay. : )
I’m very excited to announce that we’ve officially launched Sherpaa.
Who it’s for: Currently it’s for Tumblr’s employees. In the near future, we’ll be signing up other NYC-based companies.
Why: When you’re sick or hurt, figuring out exactly who and what you need and when you need it is difficult. You need an accessible, friendly doctor...
“Hamilton’s ideas remain powerfully influential in our society — above all, the...”
– All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace – the latest BBC documentary by Adam Curtis explores how technology limits rather than liberates us, tracing the history of how Ayn Rand’s philosophy permeated Silicon Valley and, eventually, global political and economic structures. (via...
“So what would our mornings look like if we re-engineered them in the interest of...”
– New neurosciences studies show most morning routines kill creativity, but there might be something we can do about it. (via curiositycounts)