Keely Adler
@keelyadler
brand strategist by trade; time-traveling futurist at heart. core team @ RADAR. find me most places @keels223.
Keely Adler
how much of me is me and how much of me is me mediated back to myself via the internet and via people’s responses to me. This of course is the mimetic groove. But it is something that people who are consumed by others must contend with each day. You have to figure out where the meat of content stops and where the rind of your soul is because
... See moreBrandon • Finishing the Bostonians
what we’re witnessing goes far beyond cool teens and the extremely online to encompass anyone with free time, disposable income, and internet access.
time • Welcome to the Era of Unapologetic Bad Taste
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[Image Description: two black cats sit on a roof and look up at a full moon. 1. in the mood to ask the moon how to engage in revolution 2. in the mood to embrace mystery and commune with my grief 3. in the mood to be guided by my intuition 4. in the mood to dream up a softer, liberated world 5. in the mood to... See more
instagram.comThere are investments you can’t make from a structured, nine-to-five, narrowly teleological environment. You have to let your life go fallow sometimes, like a crop rotation giving the land time to bring forth new fertility. This is actually a consequence of a fairly general theorem about how to find treasure in complex search spaces: The best... See more
palladiummag.com • Quit Your Job
Fortunately, the brain is good at learning. Once we start to shift more of our time and energy toward brown rice and potato activities, especially if we can make it through the first month or so, we start to feel pretty good.
Fred Dreier • Finding Meaning in Our Never Enough Culture
As appealing as it sounds, people are scared to think like a philosopher. Social media has turned us all into public relations professionals who pursue likeability instead of truth.
David Perell • How Philosophers Think
3- Practice mindful productivity. Instead of blaming yourself anytime you notice you’re distracted, gently bring back your attention to the task at hand. If it keeps on happening, simply take a short break to recharge your mental batteries.
Ness Labs • Cognitive bottlenecks: the inherent limits of the thinking mind
the greatest promise of metaphorical fermentation is that it generates new forms, which seems very relevant right now in the midst of everything that’s happening during the pandemic when so much has been broken open to reveal the chasms in our society.