Francesco
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Francesco
Sometimes things happen for no discernible reason. Sometimes things happen and there is nothing to be learned from them. I for one think I’ve learned nothing from having cancer or losing my tongue, apart from the obvious, like “both suck.” Neither has made me stronger, better, more empathetic, or anything else positive. I’m not a better person. I... See more
Jake Seliger • Uncomfortable truth: How close is “positivity culture” to delusion and denial?
helps you find popular phrases and sayings
What appears at first to be a crisis of attention may be a narrowing of the way we interpret its value: an emergency about where—and with what goal—we look.
I added a sample intro email to my studio contact page and it’s been a delight to have a few folks use it. (Anecdote, not data, but everyone that’s used it turned out to be a delightful client.) https://t.co/EDxZiwgmW0
I NEED to have this
When it’s real, present and felt, community can be a source of social connection, belonging, shared purpose and meaning. More often – and increasingly, in the absence of other social safety nets – it’s invoked in the abstract as something we desire, or should be working toward.
Elle Hunt • I want community – but am I prepared to put the work in?
Everyone wants community but no one wants to build it
Interesting how the author points out that often, community is invoked in the abstract “in the absence of other social safety nets”
not as clear as the 2-axis methos, but an interesting approach nonetheless
It’s wild this is a thing but it’s also hard to see who would truly engage with an AI podcast host?
Digital Marketers, apart from teens, are first in the line of being hit hard by negativity and toxic culture that social media addiction propagates.
There. I said it.
Probably something most digital marketers will not openly acknowledge.
There. I said it.
Probably something most digital marketers will not openly acknowledge.
Rashmi Rao • Social Media Addiction—A Digital Pandemic Amongst Digital Marketers
Cruel optimism, social media and big tech
Ah, the joys of earning a pay check so you can spend time away from work enjoying all that life has to offer (or not, and you just end up spending more time on your phone or recovering from the content you consumed)