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In a world where it seems like everyone is always online, a group of Brooklyn teens are promoting a lifestyle of self-liberation from social media and technology.
Founded last year by Edward R. Murrow High School student Logan Lane, the Luddite Club is named after Ned Ludd, the folkloric 18th-century English textile... See more
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Metaphors are not user-friendly. They are difficult to find and difficult to use well. Unfortunately, metaphors are a mainstay of good lyric writing, indeed, of most creative writing. From total snores like "break my heart" and "feel the emptiness inside" to awakening shocks like "the arc of a love affair" (Paul Simon), "feather canyons" (Joni... See more
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Metaphors are more than a figure of speech for architects; they are an essential tool to transport technical concepts into their audience’s world. The Architect Elevator is a metaphor–in reality, the company leadership may be sitting on the same building floor as you; my car metaphors could fill an entire book; and “Architecture is Selling Options”... See more
Gregor Hohpe • The Mighty Metaphor
Set your audience free to think for themselves. Metaphors are a powerful storytelling technique.
Arthur C. Brooks writes that the drive to feel important often breeds anxiety, while relief comes from recognizing ourselves as part of something much larger. His argument affirms what nature makes clear: Value is not derived from scale . We are participants in a universe more vast than ourselves, whether or not we are central to it.
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Embracing the Beauty of Insignificance | Atmos
Jordan Bohannon
A major argument against Ng’s rosy PM-heavy future is that AI might automate parts of the PM role too. Gaurav Khanna provides a counterpoint that Ng’s assumption “overlooks the fact that the same AI advancements could reduce the need for PMs by automating core aspects of their work.” He notes that “AI tools are increasingly capable of generating
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Investment Beginnings: Class 1
1 A Question Before We Start... Put yourself in this situation
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