Alex Dobrenko
@alexdobrenko
writer comedian just a lil guy head of vibes at Sublime
Alex Dobrenko
botharetrue.substack.com
You want MAPS of Contents, or what I call ``MOCs''. This is like a table of contents, but far more dynamic. Is an entry really important? Make it's MOC entry really big. Unimportant? Make it small. Or even pull out the name, and just surround the page number in parenthesis. If you are ever investigating that area, you can look it up to see what it... See more
Introduction
maps of content
In “Thinking in Pictures,” Grandin suggested that the world was divided between visual and verbal thinkers. “Visual Thinking” gently revises the idea, identifying a continuum of thought styles that’s roughly divisible into three sections. On one end are verbal thinkers, who often solve problems by talking about them in their heads or, more... See more
Joshua Rothman • How Should We Think About Our Different Styles of Thinking? | The New Yorker
r/toddlers - Reddit
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The leaflet opened with a lie (the new Moleskines were not “exact reproductions of the old”) then immediately veered toward gibberish, but that didn’t matter. Pound for pound, those seventy-five words proved themselves among the most effective pieces of commercial copywriting of all time, briskly connecting the product’s intangible... See more
Roland Allen • Moleskine Mania: How a Notebook Conquered the Digital Era
the medium is the message here imo - including the booklet inside the moleskine is prob a big part of why it works
The complaint of the depressive individual, “Nothing is possible,” can only occur in a society that thinks, “Nothing is impossible.”
Byung-Chul Han • The Burnout Society - Byung-Chul Han
Day 3: For Healthy Snacks You Actually Crave, Try a Sprinkle of ‘Flavor Dust’
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