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Jasmine Sun • AI friends too cheap to meter

in every domain, whether work, relationships, therapy, strategy, we need ai that isn’t just a polite yes man but a sharp, disagreeable force that pushes back. growth comes from friction, not validation. ai should challenge you, question your assumptions, & force you to defend your choices. it would be infinitely more... See more

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Like me, she was very good in a crisis and very bad on a typical weekday; I believe it was she who introduced me to Walker Percy, even taking me to Covington to see where he lived, and he was well-aware of this reality: “It is easier to survive a category five hurricane than it is to get through an ordinary Wednesday afternoon.” My mother was... See more

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Adam Mastroianni • Underrated Ways to Change the World

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If you’re bored with the current landscape of trending apps and templated content, I beg you to make something different. there must be a counterweight.

The most human part of humanity is not our animal instincts nor our computer-like rationality, but our mutual social creation of meanings and values around arbitrary choices.

No souls were sold in the making.

Arielle Richards • Please Stop Making Social Networks

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Write it down, write it down, write it down.

Two competing and seemingly contradicting theories concerning the skewness of the music market have emerged in the literature in recent years. These theories can be referred to as the “winner-takes-all” theory and the “long-tail” theory. The supporters of the winner-takes-all theory say that some superstars can capture a significant portion of the

Simon de la Rouviere • This Essay Shouldn't Go Viral

true for everything on the internet