Bradley Wargo
@bradleywargo
Catholic seeking to share and understand
Bradley Wargo
bradleywargo.com
Our moment is a war of competing myths.
The future belongs to those who write it — as always — for better or worse.
The future belongs to those who write it — as always — for better or worse.
Matt Klein • Making Sense of Culture Amidst Contradiction
Where food begins was the slogan of the campaign World Soil Day 2022
d-o-t-s • Against Soil-Less Life - Wonderground
When it comes to AI, we need to aim higher than the question: “What if you could press a button to generate an essay?” AI can produce infinite amounts of content; quantity is its game. Quality, intention, taste, originality, vision—that’s where we come in.
Sari Azout • The End of Productivity
Don’t get me wrong. America has a lot else going for it, including being protected by two massive oceans on its coasts and two friendly nations to its north and south, vast resources (energy, farmland, and navigable waterways), a diverse population, an educated workforce and entrepreneurial ethos, and the world’s strongest military, economy, and... See more
Ted Lamade • America’s Superpower
“Authentic Christianity has no quarrel with genuine science, with the pursuit of knowledge for good ends. But because the Church must maintain the whole truth about man, she warns that unless the pursuit of knowledge is in submission to the pursuit of wisdom, it will not lead to good; if it is divorced from God's law, it will lead to death.“ -
... See moreFull Interview: Justin Bieber on His Health, His Love Life, and Whether He's Truly "Sorry"
Caity Weavergq.com
Grat story about a guy who is going through it
When you reduce yourself to a product, you sacrifice the very essence of what makes you unique. Your quirks, your weirdness, your vulnerabilities, your authentic self-these are the things that resonate with others, not a polished, palatable persona. The impactful creators understand this.
You are not a commodity
In particular the quotes from several environmentalits supporting nuclear after the Foucoshima event.
Smaller Faster Lighter Denser Cheaper
A random review where the person only heard Fukushima and did their best with the sounds to letters.
