Agalia Tan
@agaaalia
Senior Strategist at We Are Social
RADAR Chapter Lead for Singapore
Agalia Tan
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The thing beneath the thing is the process.
The process of humans coming together.
Sharing ideas outside of the cookie-cutter norm.
And making something beautiful.
Because that’s what humans do.
The process is the point.
Because it is only through the process
that a squishy little grey blob
can become
something sublime.
The process of humans coming together.
Sharing ideas outside of the cookie-cutter norm.
And making something beautiful.
Because that’s what humans do.
The process is the point.
Because it is only through the process
that a squishy little grey blob
can become
something sublime.
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dopamine is not the molecule of pleasure; it’s the molecule of drive
The question behind it was “how can anyone, whether they’re technical or not, create or cultivate their own database?” When I started doing independent research last year, that was one of the main questions that was swirling. It’s fundamental to a lot of the other explorations that I'm doing now, looking at how alternative forms of technology might... See more
An Interview with Spencer Chang | Are.na Editorial
Let go of the 'shoulds.' Life is full of 'shoulds' - you should go to that event, you should answer that text, you should do the laundry, etc., but at the end of the day, they are 'cans' and you determine if and when you act.
Planners have become neat freaks. They’ve learned to love the box, the… | Steve Walls | 25 comments
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I find explaining any actually interesting idea usually requires explaining like 5 subsidiary ideas. If you’re lucky. If you’re unlucky it’s like 25 and either they’re ready for a three hour lecture or you’re not going to succeed.
Emmett Shear • Tweet
My GPS watch insists on tracking my running streak, my hitting-my-step-count streak, my drinking-enough-water streak. A friend mentions their Duolingo streak. An app offers to track my meditation streak, which seems to fly in the face of mindfulness. As I type this, I’m shown an ad for something called “Streaks,” billed as “the to-do list that... See more