Daniel Wentsch
@klickreflex
Freelance designer and web dev from Freiburg, Germany.
Daniel Wentsch
zettel.org
What do you stand for? This question is a large one, which can make it intimidating to answer right off the bat. A simpler version would be: What experiences do you regularly prioritize? Examine your lifestyle as an adult, because it is often a tangible manifestation of your internal belief system. If you’re always learning new skills, you value
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The researchers were astonished to find that, after 14 days of consuming 12 Oreo cookies a day, the LDL levels in Dr. Nicholas G. Norwitz’s blood had decreased significantly. Following high-intensity statin therapy, the results showed that Oreo cookies significantly lowered his LDL at a greater rate than high-intensity statin therapy.
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Daniella Maritan-Thomson • Oreo Cookies Lower LDL Cholesterol in Keto Diets
Cosmic insignificance therapy is an invitation to face the truth about your irrelevance in the grand scheme of things. To embrace it, to whatever extent you can.
Oliver Burkeman • Four Thousand Weeks
Probably the biggest lie told in schools, though, is that the way to succeed is through following "the rules." In fact most such rules are just hacks to manage large groups efficiently.
Paul Graham • Lies We Tell Kids
This is probably not news to anyone who follows my account, but I really want to shout it from the rooftop:
When there are fascists around, *more polarization is better than less polarization*. Meeting fascists halfway means you’ve just moved much closer to fascism. It is and will always be a losing strategy. Calls for “unity” that don’t explicitly... See more
When there are fascists around, *more polarization is better than less polarization*. Meeting fascists halfway means you’ve just moved much closer to fascism. It is and will always be a losing strategy. Calls for “unity” that don’t explicitly... See more
Rebecca Solnit • Weltschmerz à Gogo (@ThatWeltschmerz@kolektiva.social)
On the creative front, I don’t think the slop era is going to be meaningful. We've had these eras before where something suddenly gets cheaper or easier. Photoshop's a great example of this. There's this brief period, I remember in the 90s, where I would go online and I would look up graphics and I'd be like, “ooh, here's a picture of a mountain
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