Philip Teale
@philipteale
Purpose-driven writer and researcher
Philip Teale
substack.com
Signs your strategy deck needs to touch grass:
〰️ You’re talking about a generation in absolutes
〰️ You’re trend laundering (h/t Nick Susi)
〰️ TikTok is your only source of truth
〰️ You didn’t speak to a single person out loud while... See more
Nikita Waliasubstack.com
To insulate ourselves from these seemingly guaranteed failures, Millennials, and Gen Z after us, adopted irony as a cultural strategy. Irony allowed us to continue life under late capitalism while psychologically sheltering ourselves from the demoralizing reality. Irony as culture became: “The band I like will inevitably sell out, so I might as
... See morenewmodels.io • IRONY POLITICS & GEN Z Joshua Citarella
In the coming years, the new “influencers” are going to be the people healing our relationship with Mother Earth and offering visions of a future based on interconnection and reciprocity with all living things.
Summer Deansubstack.comdate idea: go to the library and research a topic together with your partner, for an hour, then present your findings to eachother. Afterwards go home and watch a movie about it. You’re welcome <3
Camila Waltersubstack.com
Anthropic continues to crush it with these guides.
This is a good example of what context engineering involves.
elvissubstack.com
I asked ChatGPT to recommend books and essays based on everything it knows about me.
Trickster Makes This World by Lewis Hyde was its first rec, something I never would have read, and a perfect choice.
Super personalized recommendations are great.
Packy McCormicksubstack.comHumor helps you see the familiar from a surprising new perspective.
It reminds you that there is no grand truth.
Any belief can be up-ended.
Every belief can be mocked.
Nobody knows anything.
See?
Laughing is subversive.
It reminds you that there is no grand truth.
Any belief can be up-ended.
Every belief can be mocked.
Nobody knows anything.
See?
Laughing is subversive.