Chad Aaron Hall

Microelectronics—in the form of personal computing and the internet—did indeed destroy 3.5 million jobs in the U.S., according to a 2017 McKinsey Global Institute report. But the same report calculated that those technologies have created 19.3 million new jobs since 1980, yielding a net gain of 15.8 million jobs. That's about 10 percent of the... See more

There is a sense in conversations that people in rural America are not getting their fair share of attention, resources, and respect. They think they deserve more, and that cities and the people within them are getting more than they deserve.

In the age of streaming, listening to and enjoying music has become rooted in our personal devices. Your hand-held access to a whole virtual discography that transcends musical genres to create perfectly packed moments with relatable titles, ( Weekend Traffic Jam, Going ‘Out Out’ with the Girls ) all carefully crafted into an easily accessible... See more

Slow Media measure themselves in production, appearance and content against high standards of quality and stand out from their fast-paced and short-lived counterparts – by some premium interface or by an aesthetically inspiring design.

Your repertoire should be private. Yes, entirely private. The moment you have it open to other people, you're now trying to impress. It changes the entire dynamic of your personal library. Imagine you have your bookshelf exposed at home, for every guest to see. And you make a point of only putting beautiful books on the shelf. Agreeable books.... See more

Because that's where the real gold is. How we navigate our emotions, experiences, and ideas to create something unique is not merely an act of producing art—it's an act of self-improvement and self-understanding.