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This is now nearly forty years ago and I have since developed a much more differentiated appreciation of both cultures, seeing the positives and negatives in each of them more clearly. And of course the cultures themselves haven’t been static. For example, young entrepreneurs in both places are much more alike today.
Albert Wenger • The Power of Culture
For Aristotle, this all links to his account of what makes someone “wealthy.” Wealth is not defined by the number of things we have, be that assets or money in the bank. Instead, it comes from having lots of things that are useful to you. It means being able to enjoy various activities because of what you have. As Aristotle writes, “Being wealthy... See more
Big Think • Here's what Aristotle thought it meant to be truly wealthy
Climate 101 with Albert Wenger pt 2
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Instead of pointing out, “What tech is doing to us...” what if we asked, “What are we doing to ourselves?”
Talking with Kestin about stories from Scotland, creative inspiration, and making clothes for a living
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quality products that last from Scotland
We have the rare opportunity as consumers to do something powerful with our money. We can cast aside impulse and boredom to buy things with intention. We can reward the crazy people who still care about how and where something is made. We can buy something with real value. When we do this we get rewarded twice. We buy something made with passion, determination, decades of knowledge and by doing so we support our community. We also get something of true quality that will last.
Why we crave healthier computing
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weekly Go Flip Yourself and Mental Health
the more powerful our tools, the more intentional our choices