J. Danielle
@jasminedanielle
strategist. writer. tinkerer. hobby hobbyist.
J. Danielle
lettersfromthebside.substack.com
Francesco Risso Says Fashion Should Slow Down to Find Its Magic Again
podcasts.apple.comI Still Don’t Know Why I Said Yes
nytimes.com
love = consideration
That manual step is something we can introduce in digital notes too.
The benefits?
You can filter ideas that are not worth coping over into your actual notes. Also, you can wrestle and develop ideas when you have more time to think about them.
James Bedfordx.comhow to survive being chronically online
a case for friction and against automation
Nuance and complexity aren’t part of our culture anymore. Everything has to be easy, and quantifiable, and simple to understand.
Noah designer, The Cutting Room Floor podcast via TikTok
Historian Peter Turchin illuminates this possibility with his theory of “elite overproduction.” When societies generate more elite aspirants than there are roles to fill, competition for status intensifies. Ambitious but frustrated people grow disillusioned and radicalized. Rather than integrate into institutions, they seek to undermine them.... See more
Alienated Intellectuals become revolutionaries
The Atlantic's Sarah Zhang on covering the science and emotion of ...
niemanlab.org
How Reading Shields Your Mind from Social Media
youtube.comtoo many trends, not enought taste
Robin used a great metaphor in this, likening the onslaught of content to greek mythological creature Hydra with heads that continuously regenerates
Thomas Hine’s 1995 book, Total Package, which chronicles the history of consumer packaged goods, described the things that house the products we buy as “persuasive containers”—boxes and jugs and jars designed not just to safeguard their contents but to produce particular behaviors in the people who encounter them. The consumer system puts forth a... See more