reading, watching & listening to
sharing a selection of things I'm reading and find thought provoking
reading, watching & listening to
Where Is All the Sad Boy Literature?
esquire.com
Trail Magic
joincolossus.com
What I quickly realized is how many yellow blazers there are in the world and that at many times in my life, I too have been a yellow blazer—opting for easier but less authentic and less interesting routes. The podcast is part of a portfolio of things that I put in place in my life to try to avoid being a yellow blazer, to instead push myself to be more like a blue blazer, exploring anywhere I can.
this hits hard (reminds me of something i wanna write about - binary thinking is bad)
René Girard explores the concepts of innovation and imitation, contrasting historical views on innovation's negative connotations with its modern valorization, while emphasizing the interconnectedness of imitation and genuine innovation in culture and economics.
LinkThe curse of the Michelin star
economist.com
When a restaurant gets a Michelin star: Customer expectations rise, employee wage demands rise, suppliers expect you to pay more, and the restaurant is more likely to go out of business in the ensuing years.
You Exist In The Long Context
thelongcontext.com
the future value of AI may depend less on raw computing power and more on how effectively organizations curate the information they feed into these expanded context windows.