Reads
In The Cost of Apathy, Jack Raines exposes the dangers of coasting through life, urging us to live with intention and ambition. Discover how modern comforts are stifling your potential.
Television
For the most part I hate a listicle, but Rolling Stone really nails it with their list of The 100 Best TV Episodes of All Time. A few episodes that really stand out to me: 86. Black Mirror, “San Junipero” (Season 3, Episode 4) 73. The Good Place, “Michael’s
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Tim Walz embodies "tonic masculinity"—a refreshing contrast to toxic masculinity, reflecting his sincere, competent, and approachable leadership style.
Politics
Centrism is often seen as a balanced and reasonable stance, but it has its pitfalls. Learn why taking the middle ground isn't always the best approach.
Reads
Explore how our memories resemble paintings, constantly revised and reinterpreted with each recall, in Kevin Berger's insightful article on the art of recollection.
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Historian Omer Bartov discusses the historical roots and cyclical nature of the Israel-Gaza conflict in an insightful interview with The Guardian.
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John Herrman explores whether Amazon is adopting a Temu-like model focused on discounts and third-party sellers, and what this means for the future of e-commerce.
Reads
Pete Wells explores how the restaurant industry has transformed in recent years, from pandemic adaptations to the rise of experience-driven dining.
Reads
In Fast Company, Mark Wilson details Rimowa's suitcase repair network, highlighting its role in promoting sustainability and the right-to-repair movement.
Reads
Explore how remote work contributed to the unexpected economic recovery of the U.S. post-COVID, keeping unemployment low and managing inflation.
Book
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Reads
I am absolutely digging this renewed energy and messaging from the left. Unserious politics from unserious idiots deserves nothing but mocking jeers and unequivocal rejection. Josh Marshall's latest piece on Talking Points Memo explores the sudden prominence of the term "weird" in political discourse, particularly in