
Ethos and imagination

There is a dignity to doing what philosopher Matthew Crawford calls ‘work that engages the human capacities,’ (creativity and craftsmanship) rather than what economic activity has become, which is mostly just moving information around on a screen. Work that is fulfilling, that actually contributes to and deepens our experience of life, is work that... See more
The curse of the unimpeded human: AI, creativity, and the end of imagination
The Poetic Path
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But it was only a sliver of who I am.
The rest? The thinker, the writer ... was left behind . Not because it lacked value. But because I didn’t know where it belonged.
And that’s not just my story. It’s systemic .
The rest? The thinker, the writer ... was left behind . Not because it lacked value. But because I didn’t know where it belonged.
And that’s not just my story. It’s systemic .
We live in a world full of misplaced people. Told to optimize their LinkedIn profiles instead of understanding where they truly belong. Th... See more