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2023 journal

2023-02-11 Daniel Kahnman, et al - The Big Idea Before You Make That Big Decision…

2023-02-16 Bob Frisch - When Teams Can’t Decide

2023-02-18 Ezra Klein - Paul Krugman Interview

2023-03-11 Wendell Berry - how to be a poet

2023-05-09 Improving Group Performance

2023-05-30 Steve Lohr - New York City Moves to Regulate How AI Is Used in Hiring

2023-06-08 Charles Komanoff - The man who had a cure for gridlock

2023-06-20 Mary Retta - The Flat Circle On Jenny Odell’s “Saving Time”

2023-08-12 Peter Turchin - Blame Rich, Overeducated Elites as Our Society Frays

2023-09-01 Brad Stulberg - Stop Resisting Change

2023-09-23 John Kotter - What Leaders Really Do

2023-09-26 Paul Krugman - How the U.S. Economy Is Taming Inflation

2023-10-27 Stuart Kauffman, Andrea Roli - A third transition in science

2023-11-07 David Cain - How to Change Your Momentum in a Week or Two

2024 journal

2024-01-04 Farhad Manjoo - Even With a Dream Job, You Can Be Antiwork

2024-01-28 Jeff Neal - Airline deregulation may be why flying is such a miserable part of holiday travel

2024-01-28 Peter Coy - To Fix Its Airlines, Does the U.S. Need to Rethink Regulation?

2024-02-16 Alana Semuels - Airlines Are Terrible. Small Cities Are Still Paying Them Millions of Dollars to Stick Around

2024-02-16 Philiip Longman, Lina Khan - Terminal Sickness (2012)

2024-02-22 Greg Rosalsky - You may have heard of the 'union boom.' The numbers tell a different story.

2024-03-20 The Power of Slow Productivity - by David Epstein

2024-03-23 Peter Coy - Will A.I. Take All Our Jobs This Economist Suggests Maybe Not.

2024-04-15 An Honest Assessment of Rural White Resentment Is Long Overdue - Paul Waldman, Tom Schaller

2024-04-15 Bartleby - Productivity gurus through time - a match-up

2024-05-20 China’s youth are rebelling against long hours

2024-06-06 Daniel Denvir interviews Lily Geismer - The Democrats Didn’t Just Fail to Defend Social Programs. They Actively Undermined Them.

2024-07-13 Lydia DePillis - Antitrust Regulator Tells Chains Back Off Your Franchisees

2024-08-22 Razib Khan - Korean identity a story of genetic continuity 1,400 years in the making

2024-10-07 This One Weird Trick is the best way to help workers, study finds - Catherine Rampell

Rethinking Founder Mode: What Really Drives Startup Success?

2024-10-30 The Game Theory of Democracy - Amanda Taub

2024-11-21 'We Tire Very Quickly of Being Told That Everything Is on Fire’ - Jeneen Interlandi

2024-11-28 This Maverick Thinker Is the Karl Marx of Our Time - Christopher Caldwell

At least five interesting things: Nerdy economics edition (#54)

2024-12-13 How to Sway a Baboon Despot - William Brennan

The Great Grocery Squeeze

2025 journal

The Walmart Effect

2025-01-08 Who’s really to blame—and who isn’t—for America’s traffic death epidemic - David Zipper

2025-01-18 Cognitive Capitalism - McKenzie Wark

2025-02-03 That Giant Sucking Sound? It’s Climate Change Devouring Your Home’s Value. - Abrahm Lustgarten

2025-02-03 When civilization control-alt-deletes prehistoric Europe’s false dawn and long reboot - Razib Khan

2025-05-05 Making Empathy a Weapon - Michael Ventura

2025-05-12 Watergate-Era Washington Was Less Toxic Than This - Sally Quinn

2025-06-03 James Burnham’s Managerial Elite - Julius Krein

2025-06-12 I Got $4 a Week in Food Stamps. This Is the Reality of Hunger in America. - Tracie McMillan

2025-07-13 These Younger Democrats Are Sick of Their Party’s Status Quo - Katie Glueck

2025-08-11 How Short-Term Thinking Is Destroying America - Ben Rhodes

2025-08-13 How Vermont Is Making Child Care More Affordable for Everyone - Rebecca Gale

2025-08-21 Is conscious unbossing the Gen Z version of quiet quitting? - Jennifer Mattson

2025-09-23 AI-Generated “Workslop” Is Destroying Productivity - by Kate Niederhoffer, Gabriella Rosen Kellerman, Angela Lee, Alex Liebscher, Kristina Rapuano, Jeffrey T. Hancock

2025-10-25 The revenge of elitism - Kyle Chayka

2025-12-08 Ukraine, Europe and the new economics of war - Elina Ribakova

2025-12-15 A Culture of Candor - James O’Toole, Warren Bennis

2025-12-19 Why ‘shift sulking’ may be 2026’s next big work trend - Jennifer Mattson

2025-12-24 9 Artists to Watch - By Jon Caramanica, Joe Coscarelli, Jon Pareles and Lindsay Zoladz

2025-12-26 Can Democrats Reinvent Themselves as Washington Disrupters? - Lisa Lerer

2025-12-26 Discouraged Democrats - Seth London

2025-12-31 In Uncertain Times, Ask These Questions Before You Make a Decision - Cheryl Strauss Einhorn

2025-12-31 Lean Strategy Making - Michael Mankins

2025-12-26 Can Democrats Reinvent Themselves as Washington Disrupters? - Lisa Lerer

2026-01-01 Stop abusing the environmental review process to block housing - Rachel May, Anna Kelles

2026-01-01 The Top Movies of 2025, According to Times Readers ‘Marty Supreme’ and More - By Stephanie Goodman

2026-01-02 Sundays are the new Mondays - Amanda Hoover

2026-01-02 Willpower Doesn’t Work. This Does. - Angela Duckworth

2026-01-03 The ability to feel empathy—or not—is shaped by your genes - Olivia Goldhill

2026-01-04 Lost Green Saharans ancient DNA unearths a new race from a verdant North African interlude - Razib Khan

2026-01-05 In Ukraine, a New Arsenal of Killer A.I. Drones Is Being Born - C.J. Chivers

2026-01-06 A 20-Minute Exercise Band Workout to Build Strength (Published 2024) - Jenny Marder, Theodore Tae

2026-01-07 Fixing Affordability Isn’t Easy. Here Are Four Suggestions. - Jared Bernstein

2026-01-07 Japan Is What Late-Stage Capitalist Decline Looks Like - Ellie

2026-01-07 The Real Reason Why the US Overthrew Venezuela - The Minority Report

2026-01-10 The ‘Attention Economy’ Is a Lie - D. Graham Burnett, Alyssa Loh, Peter Schmidt

2026-01-11 PDF Radical Uncertainty Summary - John Kay, Mervyn King

2026-01-11 Radical Uncertainty decision making for an unknowable future - John Kay, Mervyn King

2026-01-11 Trump Broke the World Order. Now What? - The New York Times

2026-01-12 The Localist at the Capitol A Conversation with Marie Glusenkamp Perez - Adam Smith

2026-01-12 This Rural Congresswoman Thinks Democrats Have Lost Their Minds. She Has a Point. - James Pogue

2026-01-13 Europe’s drone-filled vision for the future of war - Arthur Holland Michel

2026-01-13 Marie Gluesenkamp Perez’s Quiet Radicalism - Evelyn Quartz

2026-01-13 She’s a Blue-Collar, Bible-Quoting, Israel-Supporting, Pro-Choice, Millennial Latina. Is She the Future of Democratic Progressivism? - Natalie Fertig

2026-01-15 AT&T is piloting a summer camp program as workers’ childcare needs evolve - Courtney Vinopal

2026-01-15 Democrats Will Lose in 2028 Unless They Change Course Now - David Plouffe

2026-01-16 The mirage of AI deregulation - Alondra Nelson

2026-01-18 America Is Watching the Rise of a Dual State - Aziz Huq

2026-01-19 Meta Horizon Workrooms is being discontinued -

2026-01-19 The Downside to Using AI for All Those Boring Tasks at Work - Callum Borchers

2026-01-20 Five Science Fiction Movies to Stream Now - By Elisabeth Vincentelli

2026-01-20 Leaders, It’s Time to Build Your Tolerance for Uncertainty - Simone Stolzoff

2026-01-20 Make it Physical (GTD) - Steven Thompson

2026-01-20 What Companies that Excel at Strategic Foresight Do Differently - Wendi Backler, Alan Iny, Moe Turner

2026-01-21 Prominent Architecture Firm Is Accused of Illegally Ousting Employees - Noam Scheiber

2026-01-22 Job Applicants Sue A.I. Recruitment Tool Company - Stacy Cowley

2026-01-22 The great AI hype correction of 2025 MIT Technology Review - Will Douglas Heaven

2026-01-22 Yann LeCun's new venture is a contrarian bet against large language models - Caiwei Chen

2026-01-23 The point-guard mentality didn’t just make Sam Darnold better. It’s a useful mental trick - Rustin Dodd

2026-01-24 Betting on Prediction Markets Is Their Job. They Make Millions. - Benjamin Wallace

2026-01-26 The Power of Metaphors When Introducing Change Initiatives - Tanvi Gautam

2026-01-26 Why Keeping Up with Change Feels Harder Than Ever - Kayla Velnoskey, Ingrid Laman, Carolina Valencia

2026-01-27 America Is Waving the White Flag in the New Cold War - David Wallace-Wells

2026-01-27 Work has never been neutral - Corinne Murray

2026-01-28 The Most Important Foreign Policy Speech in Years - Ezra Klein and Jack McCordick

2026-01-29 An A.I. Pioneer Warns the Tech ‘Herd’ Is Marching Into a Dead End - Cade Metz

2026-01-30 Young People Are Using A.I. to Skip the Hardest Part of Growing Up - Clay Shirky

2026-02-01 AI Completely Failing to Boost Productivity, Says Top Analyst - Frank Landymore

2026-02-01 How steep is Trump’s democratic backsliding? - John Burn-Murdoch

2026-02-01 If worker co-operatives work, why aren’t there more of them? - LSE Business Review - Caroline Carter

2026-02-01 Remote work statistics and trends for 2026 - Katie Merritt

2026-02-02 Did A.I. Take Your Job? Or Was Your Employer ‘A.I.-Washing’? - Lora Kelley

2026-02-03 The Hottest Job in Tech Writing Words - Business Insider - Amanda Hoover

2026-02-03 U.S. Manufacturing Is in Retreat and Trump’s Tariffs Aren’t Helping - David Uberti

2026-02-05 Are We at the End of the Industrial Age? - David Autor, Anton Korinek, Natasha Sarin

2026-02-05 What if Labor Becomes Unnecessary? - David Autor, Anton Korinek, Natasha Sarin

2026-02-06 Beyond Job Displacement How AI Could Reshape the Value of Human Expertise - David Autor, Neil Thompson

2026-02-06 The exact 51 questions you can ask in any meeting when you are "not getting it" - Maurizio Cuna

2026-02-06 The Global Economy’s Warning Signals Are Broken - Patricia Cohen

2026-02-07 The Finance Industry Is a Grift. Let’s Start Treating It That Way. - Oren Cass

2026-02-07 They Used to Rule the West. Now They’re Dying. - Anton Jäger

2026-02-09 Libertarians Tried to Warn You About Trump - Katherine Mangu-Ward

2026-02-09 The Flight 93 Election - Publius Decius Mus (Michael Anton)

2026-02-09 Trump Wants More Jobs for Americans. He’s Getting More Robots Instead. - Binyamin Appelbaum

2026-02-10 How an Anxious Game Player Learned to Compete - Deb Amlen

2026-02-11 The first signs of burnout are coming from the people who embrace AI the most - Connie Loizos

2026-02-11 The Flour Tortilla Revolution Is Here - Luke Fortney

2026-02-12 After a Year of Sluggish Hiring, 2026 Is Off to a Stronger Start - Lydia DePillis

2026-02-12 States Weigh Bills to Allow You to Make Your Own Electricity - Claire Brown

2026-02-12 Thousands of Amateur Gamblers Are Beating Wall Street Ph.D.s - Lydia DePillis

2026-02-13 Forget the ‘Sell America’ Trade. Here Comes ‘Hedge America.’ - Chelsey Dulaney

2026-02-15 Crises Everywhere, but the Markets Don’t Seem to Mind - Jeff Sommer

2026-02-15 Destined for War Can China and the United States Escape Thucydides’s Trap - Graham Allison

2026-02-15 Huntington’s disease and the clash of civilisation-states - Charlemagne

2026-02-15 Should globalists give up? - The Economist

2026-02-17 Emerson’s Recursive Thinking Method - Steven Thompson

2026-02-17 Workers Are Afraid AI Will Take Their Jobs. They’re Missing the Bigger Danger - Matthew Call

2026-02-18 Why your CEO acts like a clown The tribal myths of leadership - Maxim Kich

2026-02-18 Workers’ resolve drives increase in unionization in 2025 - Celine McNicholas, Margaret Poydock, Heidi Shierholz

2026-02-21 Question of True Remorse When A.I. Helps Write Your Court Apology - Ephrat Livni

2026-02-22 Free lunch gets fancy Inside the rise of the luxury office meal - Ana Altchek

2026-02-25 Bleak Research Report Stokes A.I. Debate on Wall St. - Joe Rennison

2026-02-26 Strategy Execution Software For OKR Management WorkBoardAI -

2026-02-27 Razib Khan interviews Nemets

2026-02-27 The Art of Decision-Making - Joshua Rothman

2026-02-27 The Wall Looks Permanent Until It Falls - Adam Bonica

2026-02-27 The Worst-Case Future for White-Collar Workers - Annie Lowrey

2026-02-28 Honolulu on a Budget - By Elaine Glusac and Michelle Mishina Kunz

2026-03-01 Are ‘Bossware’ Tools Tracking You? - Lora Kelley

2026-03-01 Even overs The prioritization tool that brings your strategy to life - Jurriaan Kamer

2026-03-01 Our Favorite Management Tips on Building Trust on Your Team - Harvard Business Review Editorial Staff

2026-03-01 The Very Real Benefits of Tai Chi Walking - By Cindy Kuzma and Dustin Chambers

2026-03-02 AI Is Not Improving Productivity Nobel Laureate Daron Acemoglu - Author Guidelines

2026-03-02 The unexpected winners of the AI slop boom Word nerds - Amanda Hoover

2026-03-02 What the Data Actually Say About AI and jobs - Jacob Clemente

2026-03-03 JD Vance Has His Reasons - Thomas B. Edsall

2026-03-05 Your Job May Already Be in Jeopardy - Michael Steinberger

2026-03-06 The A.I. Labor Crisis Is Coming. This Is the Solution. - Gina Raimondo

2026-03-08 Democracy Betrayed Lasch’s Revolt of the Elites at 25 – Rod Dreher

2026-03-08 Wendell Berry The Poet of Place - Silas House

2026-03-11 China's Tariff-Defying Export Boom Leaves Its Factory Workers Behind … - Bloomberg

2026-03-11 Look who is wrong about the economy now - Jim Geraghty

2026-03-13 Systematic Corruption - Reilly S. Steel

2026-03-13 What Are We Living Through in Trump 2.0? Here Are 3 Possibilities. - Jedediah Britton-Purdy, David Pozen, John Guida

2026-03-16 I Predicted the 2008 Financial Crisis. What Is Coming May Be Worse. - Richard Bookstaber

2026-03-17 When Using AI Leads to “Brain Fry” - Julie Bedard et al

2026-03-18 Americans Should Have a Right to Full-Time Work - Matt Bruenig, Adelle Waldman

2026-03-20 A Cartoon Elite - Nicholas Lemann

2026-03-20 Artificial Intelligence Principles to Protect Workers AFL-CIO -

2026-03-20 I make good money. Why do I still feel like this? - Hanna Horvath

2026-03-21 The Memex Method - Cory Doctorow

2026-03-22 AI Doesn’t Reduce Work—It Intensifies It - Aruna Ranganathan, Xingqi Maggie Ye

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Introduction - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Section 1 - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Section 2 - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Section 3 - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Section 4 - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Section 5 - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Section 6 - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Section 7 - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 As We may Think - Section 8 - Vannevar Bush

2026-03-22 Three Myths Fueling Companies’ Icy Silence on Politics Andrew Winston - Andrew Winston

2026-03-22 Viral Doomsday Report Lays Bare Wall Street’s Deep Anxiety About AI F… - David Uberti, Read more

2026-03-23 Federal employees are not ok - Don Moynihan

2026-03-24 A Choice of Deadly Drones Is Only a Few Clicks Away for Ukrainian Troops - Maria Varenikova

2026-03-25 Laid Off in Midlife, China’s Reform Generation Braces for Downward Mobility - Li Yuan

2026-03-25 This Is Why Flying Is So Awful - Ganesh Sitaraman

2026-03-26 Zack Polanski on the Rise of Britain’s Green Party - David Wallace-Wells

2026-03-27 Technology Weakens Our Minds. We Can Fix This. - Cal Newport

2026-03-28 It’s Elon Musk’s World Now - Quinn Slobodian, Ben Tarnoff, John Guida

2026-03-29 Thinking Fast, Slow, or Not At All What “Cognitive Surrender” means for your business - Matt Gaskell

2026-03-29 Yonatan Touval - culture

2026-03-30 How the hypercuriosity of ADHD may have helped humans thrive Anne-Laure Le Cunff

2026-03-30 Smaller Is Better in Silicon Valley’s ‘Tiny Team’ Moment - Lora Kelley

2026-04-01 Against Homeownership Populism - Ned Resnikoff

2026-04-01 Born of a Factory Mistake, This Sad Toy Horse Captures China’s Mood - Joy Dong, Max Kim

2026-04-01 Build-to-Rent Restrictions Undermine Benefits of Federal Housing Legislation - Pew

2026-04-02 Every President Tries It. It Never Works. - Jason Furman

2026-04-03 A radical idea to make homebuying easier - James Rodriguez

2026-04-03 Jerry Neumann - Start-up Punditry's 25 Years of Failure

2026-04-03 RIP Resumes - Amanda Hoover

2026-04-04 AI Will Reshape More Jobs Than It Replaces - Greg Emerson, et al

2026-04-04 Designs for New York’s A.D.U.s Are Here. These Are Our Favorites. - Tim McKeough

2026-04-04 Economists Are Drawing Stronger Connections Between A.I. and Jobs - Ben Casselman

2026-04-08 Building pro-worker AI - Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, David Autor

2026-04-08 No Right Is Ever Safe – but Progress Is Possible - Thomas Zimmer

2026-04-08 Technology Is Unlikely to Create Shared Prosperity - Aaron Benanav

2026-04-08 We Are Witnessing the Rise of a New Aristocracy - Jennifer M. Harris

2026-04-09 One Company Used Tech as a Tool. Another Gave It a Role. Which Did Better? - Jianjun Zhang, Bin Li

2026-04-10 Blue Collar Work Has Plateaued, Narrowing Options for Young Workers - Talmon Joseph Smith

2026-04-11 Dropping to log-level - Gordon Brander

2026-04-11 How ‘Zombie Flow’ Took Over Culture - Derek Thompson

2026-04-11 No Shy Person Left Behind - Hélène Landemore

2026-04-11 When Futurism Led to Fascism—and Why It Could Happen Again - Rose Eveleth

2026-04-12 Plot Economics - Venkatesh Rao

2026-04-13 Decision-Making by Consensus Doesn’t Work in the AI Era - Jonathan Rosenthal, Neal Zuckerman

2026-04-13 For White-Collar Workers, AI Also Stands for “Apocalyptic Insecurity” - Lynn Parramore

2026-04-14 A Leader’s Framework for Decision Making - David J. Snowden, Mary E. Boone

2026-04-15 Jamie Dimon says the best teams work like Navy SEALs, not sprawling ‘flat’ corporations - Claire Zillman

2026-04-15 Meet the four Democratic tribes - The Economist

2026-04-15 Out Résumés in Weeklong in-Office Trials. - Amanda Hoover

2026-04-15 You have no choice in reading this article—maybe - Sarah Scoles

2026-04-17 The Rot Goes Deeper Than ICE - Ben Rhodes

2026-04-17 Vannevar Bush - as we may think

2026-04-17 What’s in a name? Moderna’s “vaccine” vs. “therapy” dilemma - Antonio Regalado

2026-04-21 The Economic Cost of Donald Trump’s Constant Chaos - Amit Seru

2026-04-21 You Can’t Game Your Way to a Real Education - Molly Worthen

2026-04-22 The Long-Term Decline of the U.S. Job Ladder - Engbom, Baksy, Caratelli

2026-04-22 There’s Another Reason Gen Z Can’t Find Work - Jessica Grose

2026-04-23 AI Will Reshape More Jobs Than It Replaces - Greg Emerson, Matthew Kropp, Julie Bedard, Lisa Krayer, Viacheslav Romanov, Megan Hsu, Luis Sanchez Boedo, Diya Mohnot

2026-04-24 El ritual de mañana de 10 minutos que cambió mi salud mental - EresInteligente

2026-04-25 Burnout Looks Different Across The Org Chart - Daisy Auger-Dominguez

2026-04-27 AI can cost more than human workers now - Madison Mills

2026-04-28 Jobs are a phase work is going through. - Rishad Tobaccowala

2026-04-29 Humans in the Loop - MIT Work of the Future

2026-04-29 Job Cuts Driven by A.I. Are Rising on Wall Street - Rob Copeland

2026-04-30 21 July 2022. Climate Strategy - Andrew Curry

2026-04-30 Democrats Pitch ‘New Affordability,’ Looking to Widen Midterm Appeal - Annie Karni

2026-04-30 Silicon Valley Is Bracing for a Permanent Underclass - Jasmine Sun

2026-05-03 Bamboo-based plastic can be made to biodegrade quickly, but still holds up in tough conditions - Nature Publishing Group

2026-05-03 The Anglosphere is increasingly miserable - The Economist

2026-05-03 The Disillusioned College Grads Turning to the Labor Movement - Robin Kaiser-Schatzlein

2026-05-03 The Hidden Risks in AI Funding - Anita Ramaswamy

2026-05-04 Young men are souring on Donald Trump - The Economist

2026-05-05 Chart of the Day AI is Eating Markets - Paul Kedrosky

2026-05-05 One Issue Uniting Democrats and Republicans? Worries About A.I. - Tim Balk

2026-05-05 Why Almost Everyone Loses—Except a Few Sharks—on Prediction Markets - Neil Mehta, Katherine Long,, Caitlin Ostroff

2026-05-07 How Platform Labor Laws are Shaping Gig Work in Singapore and Malaysia - Lam Le

2026-05-07 ‘AI is just amplifying that weakness’ The dangers of having AI draft difficult conversations for you - Lindsay Dodgson

2026-05-08 Congress Is Doing Little to Prepare for Potential A.I. Job Losses - Ben Casselman, Tony Romm

2026-05-09 A Cheapskate in Dublin - Elaine Glusac, Michael Vince Kim

2026-05-09 Forget Climate Change. Democrats Need to Talk About Other Issues. - Matthew T. Huber

2026-05-11 A.I. Claims to Make Our Lives Easier. Does It? - Carl Benedikt Frey

2026-05-11 All Those A.I. Note Takers? They’re Making Lawyers Very Nervous. - Sarah Kessler

2026-05-11 John Maynard Keynes saved capitalism from itself - The Economist

2026-05-11 Why Some People Are Allergic to ‘Peanut Butter Raises’ - Lora Kelley

2026-05-12 The Nobel-Winning Psychologist Who Believed He Found the Secret to Happiness - David Epstein

2026-05-13 Graduation Speaker Shocked When She’s Loudly Booed by Students for Saying AI Is the Future - Maggie Harrison Dupré

2026-05-13 The U.S. and China Are Hurtling Toward a Shared A.I. Future - Yi-Ling Liu

2026-05-15 America is experiencing a productivity miracle - The Economist

2026-05-15 The Revolt Against the Girl Bosses Has Finally Come - Tressie McMillan Cottom

2026-05-16 Prepare for an AI jobs apocalypse - The Economist

2026-05-16 PURPOSE IS POINTLESS - Margaret Heffernan

2026-05-16 The jobs apocalypse a (very) short history - The Economist

2026-05-18 Resistance - Michelle Kim

2026-05-18 University of Arizona students boo Eric Schmidt’s AI cheerleading during commencement - Terrence O'Brien

2026-05-19 Checks and Balance newsletter A fix for Donald Trump’s jobs problem - The Economist

2026-05-19 Empowering American Workers in the Age of AI - Bharat Ramamurti

2026-05-19 Plot Twist newsletter This self-help book has hit the zeitgeist - The Economist

2026-05-19 The Generation That Grew Up With A.I. Hates It - Michelle Goldberg

2026-05-20 5 Key Reasons Good Managers Are So Rare - Tobias Charles

2026-05-20 Actually, Democracy Dies in H.R. - Amanda Taub

2026-05-20 The Superior Of Capital - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-21 It’s Not a Mystery Why Fertility Rates Are Declining - Jessica Grose

2026-05-22 China Wants A.I. to Flourish, but Not at the Expense of Jobs - Catie Edmondson

2026-05-22 Gov. Gavin Newsom to Sign Executive Order Aimed at A.I. Job Loss - Cecilia Kang

2026-05-22 Here’s the Easy Way to Tax the Rich - Zachary Liscow

2026-05-23 Poll Suggests a Possible Path Forward for Democrats - Nate Cohn

2026-05-23 Workers’ resolve drives increase in unionization in 2025 -

2026-05-24 3 Common Fallacies About Creativity - Pronita Mehrotra, Anu Arora, Sandeep Krishnamurthy

2026-05-24 An Option That Can Help Cut Housing Prices Catches On - Ann Carrns

2026-05-24 Delusional Optimism - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-24 How Fast-Growing Companies Can Make Better Decisions - Tatiana Sandino

2026-05-24 Who Makes the Decision? - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-24 Why Effective Leaders Get Branded as Problems - Luis Velasquez

2026-05-26 A Half-Century of Harry Braverman’s Labor and Monopoly Capital -

2026-05-26 Can We Break Out of Our Hyperpolitical Moment? - Nick French

2026-05-27 Writing Is Fundamental to How We Think - Rebecca Winthrop

2026-05-29 This Is Why Your Groceries Are So Expensive - Sandeep Vaheesan, Claire Kelloway

2026-05-31 AI Is Making the Workplace More Productive — and Less Social -

2026-05-31 How to Legalize Starter Homes - The NYTimes Editorial Board

2026-06-01 Bernie Sanders A.I. Belongs to the People, Not to Billionaires - Bernie Sanders

2026-06-01 The antisocial workplace- Aki Ito

2026-06-01 When War Breaks Out Over the Family Business, They Get the Call - Brent Crane

2026-06-02 How should bosses talk about AI? - The Economist

2026-06-02 Leiden Declaration AI is challenging the core values of mathematics - Rodrigo Ochigame, David Holmes

2026-06-03 America Broke Something When It Gave Trump a Second Chance - Jamelle Bouie

2026-06-03 Imagining Institutions as Living Systems - Naeema Zarif

2026-06-04 A.I. Doesn’t Have to Mean Layoffs - Patricia Cohen, Alexis Pazoumian

2026-06-04 Trump Is Finally Facing Reality on A.I. - Jen Easterly

2026-06-06 It’s No Wonder Grads Are Booing Their Commencement Speakers - Molly Jong-Fast

2026-06-07 Professional-Managerial Chasm - Gabriel Winant

2026-06-07 The New Left a case study in professional-managerial class radicalism - Barbara and John Ehrenreich -

2026-06-07 The Politics of the Downwardly Mobile Professional Class - Noam Scheiber

2026-06-07 The professional-managerial class - Barbara and John Ehrenreich

2026-06-08 Escape From Trumpism - Jamelle Bouie

2026-06-08 Why Everyone Wants Jon Ossoff to Run for President - Michelle Goldberg

2026-06-08 Workers at top 20 US low-wage firms rely on public assistance, report says - Michael Sainato

2026-06-09 The American Family Is at a Breaking Point. Our Politics Have Finally Noticed. - Jia Lynn Yang

2026-06-09 The Anti-Social Century - Derek Thompson

2026-06-10 For Nearly 150 Years, Parking Has Driven New Yorkers to the Brink - Andy Newman

2026-06-11 The Supreme Court Doesn’t Own the Constitution - Jamelle Bouie

2026-06-11 Why AI isn’t showing up on your bottom line - Azeem Azhar

2026-06-11 Why the Real A.I. Threat Is in the Back Office - Ben Casselman

2026-06-12 The housing theory of everything - John Myers, Sam Bowman, Ben Southwood

2026-06-12 This Could Be the Winning Issue for Democrats - Tressie McMillan Cottom

2026-06-12 ‘All Men Are Created Equal’? Not Everyone Agrees. - Kim Phillips-Fein

2026-06-14 From Cow-Milking Robots to Weed-Zapping Lasers, Farmers Are Embracing A.I. - Coralie Kraft, Spencer Lowell

2026-06-14 How One Tech Company Created 13 New Types of Jobs Because of A.I. - Kalley Huang

2026-06-15 The Empathy Tax Female Leaders Pay - Colleen Ammerman, Deepa Purushothaman

2026-06-16 How the ‘Knowing-Doing Gap’ undermines even the best ideas - Greg Satell

2026-06-17 Dear A.I. Companies The Doom Trolling Needs to Stop - Cal Newport

2026-06-18 Christian Nationalism’s Dark Forebears - David French

2026-06-18 Short Assignments - Tara McMullin

2026-06-18 U.S. Workers Continue to Report Downsizing - Mary Page James, Ryan Pendell

2026-06-18 We Liked Remote Work. Then We Looked at the Data. - Emma Harrington, Natalia Emanuel

2026-06-20 The Left Needs Ideas - Michael Kazin

2026-06-21 How Remote Work Has Helped a Generation of Working Parents - Claire Cain Miller

2026-06-21 Reciprocal sovereignty A third constitutional tradition for Europe -

2026-06-21 Right to work part-time increases mothers’ labour income - Hannah Paule-Paludkiewicz

2026-06-22 The Real Reason Bosses Want You Back in the Office Full Time (It’s Not Productivity) - Adam Grant, Marissa Shandell, Courtney Elliott

2026-06-23 7 Ways to Make the Best Steak of Your Life - Ali Slagle

2026-06-23 Understanding the Luddites in the age of AI - Brian Merchant

2026-06-24 Call It a ‘Book-cation’ or a ‘Readaway,’ Literary Travel Is Having a Moment - Elaine Glusac

2026-06-24 Something You Buried Might Still Be Breathing - Anna BACK TO SENSES

2026-06-25 There’s One Clear Reason Why Americans Are Gloomy About A.I. - Paul Kedrosky

2026-06-26 Kevin Warsh Is Missing Alan Greenspan’s Point - David Wessel

2026-06-29 The Important Missing Word ThatDiscredits the Centrists’ New Letter - Michael Tomasky

2026-06-30 The Generational Force Hollowing Out the Economy - Jennifer M. Harris

2026-07-01 A Lo-Fi Rebellion Against A.I. The New Yorker - Kyle Chayka

2026-07-01 The Unstoppable Force of A.I. Hype Is Meeting One Immovable Fact - Zeynep Tufekci

2026-07-02 As Companies Race for Cheaper A.I. Options, This Start-Up Pitches a Solution - Niko Gallogly

2026-07-02 The work environment pilot An experiment to determine the optimal office design for a technology company - Jegar Pitchforth, Elizabeth Nelson-White, Marc van den Helder, Wouter Oosting

2026-07-03 Elinor Ostrom and Avoiding the Tragedy of the Commons - Roz Savage

2026-07-03 We Didn’t Build the Atomic Bomb This Way - Dan Rockmore

2026-07-03 Working Parents Say They’re in a Losing Battle Over Their Time - Claire Cain Miller

2026-07-04 Can You Embrace A.I. Without Layoffs? This Company Says It’s Trying. - Jim Tankersley

2026-07-04 Has America Crossed the Asshole Threshold? - Carlyn Beccia

2026-07-05 I Deleted My Entire Personal Knowledge Management System, and Replaced It With One Habit From Software Engineers - Liam Weathers

2026-07-05 The Prospect of Butlerian Jihad - Liam Mullaly

2026-07-05 What We Should Learn From Nordic Happiness - Nicholas Kristof, Marthe Thu

2026-07-05 🔮 Exponential View 591 Never skilling; China’s self-reliance; screwworm & progress; synth cells, tungsten & cheating AI++ - Azeem Azhar

2026-07-06 Five Questions That Will Determine America’s Next 50 Years - The Editorial Board

2026-07-07 Is This Liberalism’s Last Stand? - Thomas B. Edsall

2026-07-07 The Bureaucratic Hell of Getting a Job in 2026 - Jessica Grose

2026-07-07 The Elusive Promise of the Four-Day Workweek - Joanne Lipman

2026-07-08 AI Saves Employees 5 Hours A Week — But Who Really Benefits? - Autumn Krauss

2026-07-11 How American Socialism Changed, and Stormed the Democratic Party - Jia Lynn Yang

2026-07-11 Surplus Elites and Revolution - Edgar, Co.

2026-07-13 Software Engineer’s Firing Ruled Illegal in a Rare Win for a Tech Worker - Noam Scheiber

2026-07-14 Credit Card Holders Are Using ‘Friendly Fraud’ to Get Back at Retailers - Amanda Mull

2026-07-16 Private Government How Employers Rule Our Lives (and Why We Don't Talk about It) - 8.43 Norman-Anderson

2026-07-16 The Road to Somewhere by David Goodhart – a liberal’s rightwing turn on immigration - Jonathan Freedland

2026-07-18 How I Merged My Two Substack Newsletters Into One Publication (Step by Step with Screenshots) - Lidiya Kesarovska

2026-07-18 The great human expansion - Brenna M. Henn, L. L. Cavalli-Sforza, Marcus W. Feldman

2026-07-19 The Hunt for a Job Has Never Been Worse. These Applicants Are Fighting Back. - Jessica Grose

2026-07-20 AI Has Ruined the Job Market - Annie Lowrey

2026-07-20 Serendipity as method, or - The case for reading broadly - Steffen

2026-07-20 The biggest winners of the American economy fear they’re sinking fast - Elizabeth Dwoskin, Shira Ovide

2026-07-24 David Reich Unearths Human History Etched in Bone - Carl Zimmer

2026-07-25 Chartbook 381 Trumpite futurism Part 2 Taking Musk's "space junk" seriously. - Adam Tooze

2026-07-25 The AI Productivity Illusion - Matt Scherer

2026-07-25 The Problem With Middle-Class Socialism - Vinnie Rotondaro

2026-07-25 What If AI Costs More Than the Employee? - Matteo Cellini

2026-07-26 Gen Z Fell Out of Love With Work. I Don’t Blame Them. - Emi Nietfeld

2026-07-27 Is Venezuela a Colony Now? A Sovereign State? Modern Empires Rule in Ambiguity. - Linda Kinstler

2026-07-27 Short Takes 24 The Future is an Asset - Stowe Boyd

2026-07-28 Stop talking about culture - deal with behaviours - Bruce Daisley

2026-07-28 Wikimedia Will Not Voluntarily Recognize Union a Supermajority of Its Workers Want - Jason Koebler

2026-07-29 How to Spend a Bookish Afternoon in Midtown Manhattan - Jennifer Harlan, Umi Syam, George Etheredge

2026-07-29 The House of Ellison is on the Brink - Mike Brock

2026-07-31 Floundering A.I. ‘Nostradamus’ Hedge Fund Is Rescued by Rival - Rob Copeland

2026-08-02 Holacracy disadvantages honest criticism and challenges of frameworks -

2026-08-05 N.J. Sues Amazon, Saying It Suppresses Pay for Delivery Drivers - Karen Weise

2026-08-08 The tragedy of the commons, AI edition - The Economist

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2019 journal

2019-02-06 Nudge Units

2020 journal

2020-11-14 The Next Decade Could Be Even Worse - Graeme Wood

2021 journal

2021 california - the experimental society - wallace stegner

2021-04 richard pascale - surfing on the edge of chaos

the ecology of work

2021-09 eric posner - you deserve a bigger paycheck. here's how you may get it

2021-12-31 cheryl strauss einhorn - 11 Myths About Decision-Making

2022 journal

2022-01-05 The Chinese Communist Who Understands America – Habi Zhang

2022-01-29 What Evolution Can Teach Us About Innovation - Noubar Afeyan, Gary P. Pisano

2022-07-02 george packer - four americas

2022-07-22 aaron de smet et al - The Great Attrition is making hiring harder. Are you searching the right talent pools?

2022-08-08 Miya Tokumitsu, Joeri Mol - life at the nowhere office

2022-08-18 clair cain miller - do chance meetings at the office boost innovation?

2022-08-19 ben yagoda - the cognitive biases tricking your brain

2022-08-25 Dan Lovallo, Olivier Sibony - the case for behavioral strategy

2022-08-31 christine lagorio chafkin - at zola

2022-08-31 keri wiginton - how to be productive at work despite limited ability to focus

2022-10-13 Alison Reynolds, David Lewis - Teams Solve Problems Faster When They’re More Cognitively Diverse

2022-11-16 mary harrington - Today's biggest political divide is over growth and tech

2024 journal

2024-01-28 Peter Coy - To Fix Its Airlines, Does the U.S. Need to Rethink Regulation?

Rethinking Founder Mode: What Really Drives Startup Success?

2025 journal

2025-08-21 Is conscious unbossing the Gen Z version of quiet quitting? - Jennifer Mattson

2025-12-26 Can Democrats Reinvent Themselves as Washington Disrupters? - Lisa Lerer

00 knowledge

concepts

+21st Century ROAD to Housing Act

+1964 Civil Rights Act

+Airline Deregulation Act

+airline deregulation

+artisanal knowledge

+Ashby's Law of Requisite Variety

+attention heroin

+backfire effect research

+based in reality

+birthright citizenship

+Blue Ocean Strategy

+Bus Rapid Transit

+business operating graph

+Callais v Louisiana

+chief risk officers

+Citizens United

+citizens' assemblies

+climate action

+climate change

+climate migration

+cognitive offloading

+cognitive surrender

+collective movements

+commonplace book

+complex adaptive systems

+congressional supremacy

+conscious unbossing

+corporate concentration

+corporate narcissism

+corporate socialism

+creative destruction

+cultural anthropology

+decision analysis

+democratic pluralism

+democratic socialism

+design thinking

+disruptive innovation

+Economic Policy Uncertainty Index

+effectuation theory

+egalitarian progressivism

+emergent decision-making

+emergent discovery

+emergent leadership

+employer concentration

+enshittification of the internet

+european liberals

+even-over statements

+evolutionary economics

+exit, voice, or loyalty

+general-purpose technologies

+Gini coefficient

+I'm not their mother

+impossibility theorem

+Interpellation

+Jevons paradox

+joint embedding predictive architecture

+Kurgan hypothesis

+liberal democracy

+light pollution

+literary trips

+managed decline

+masterless men

+millet agriculture

+negative liberty

+net promoter score

+noncompete agreements

+note forgetting

+organizational culture

+out-and-back flights model

+pajama economy

+paleoanthropology

+permanent digital underclass

+Philip Longman

+PMC downward mobility

+political ecology.

+political science

+poly-employment

+positive liberty

+postliberalism

+Precognition event

+prediction markets

+prerogative state

+principle decisions

+procrastination

+productivity J-curve

+productivity paradox

+Professional-Managerial Class

+progressive anti-authoritarianism

+quiet wakefulness

+radical accountability

+rational ignorance

+repugnant markets

+right to work laws

+scrappage subsidies

+secret congress

+sectoral bargaining

+secular stagnation

+semiautonomous drone

+serial founder effect

+sewer socialists

+social democracy

+state symbiosis

+the 14th amendment

+the 19th amendment

+the 40-hour week

+the Action Office II

+the Butlerian Jihad

+the future of unions

+the Gen Z stare

+The Great Hesitation

+the Guarantee Clause

+the HEAL economy

+the law of requisite variety

+the moral arc of the universe

+The Origins of Totalitarianism

+the Red Queen hypothesis

+the revenge of the old economy

+the right to vote

+the Robinson-Patman Act

+the Sad Toy Horse

+the San Francisco consensus

+the theft of the future

+the US constitution

+think subtractively

+three-body problem

+training replacement agreement

+Trump v. Barbara

+Trump v. Slaughter

+two-factor theory

+ultraprocessed world

+US Women's Suffrage

+visual positioning system

+Voting Rights Act

+weapons of the weak

+wheat agriculture

+workplace design

+zoned open-plan office

organizations

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ºDemocratic Leadership Council

ºFederal Aviation Administration

ºFlagship Pioneering

ºNew York University

ºNORDA Dynamics

ºSanta Fe Institute

ºSine Engineering

ºThe Washington Post

ºTransportation Security Administration

ºU.S. Central Intelligence Agency

ºUnited Auto Workers

ºVanderbilt University

people

@Abigail Spanberger

@Adam Przeworski

@Aimé Césaire

@Alan Greenspan

@Alex Trosiglio,

@Alexis Clairaut

@Alexis de Tocqueville

@Angela Duckworth

@Arnold Bennett

@Benjamin Franklin

@Bharat Chandar

@Brian Moynihan

@Carl Benedikt Frey

@Claire Cain Miller

@Daniel Deudney

@Daron Acemoglu

@Democratic-Socialist Party

@Derek Thompson

@Dorothy Kronick

@Elisabeth Murdoch

@Elissa Slotkin

@Elizabeth Linos

@Eric Beinhocker

@Erik Brynjolfsson

@Frederick Douglass

@Friedrich Engels

@G. John Ikenberry

@Ganesh Sitaraman

@Georg Friedrich Wilhelm Hegel

@George Stigler

@Graham Allison

@H. Scott Gordon

@Hannah Spencer

@James Buchanan

@James Robinson

@Jedediah Britton-Purdy

@Jennifer Harris

@Jennifer Mattson

@Jill Filipovic

@John R. Commoners

@Joseph Schumpeter

@Joseph Stiglitz

@Jürgen Habermas

@Katherine Kaminsky

@Katherine Mangu-Ward

@Kim Lane Scheppele

@Kristen McDonald Rivet

@Leigh Van Valen

@Louis Althusser

@Louis Brandeis

@Louise Bourgeois

@Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

@Marissa Shandell

@Martin Shkreli

@Matias Spektor

@Michael Beschloss

@Michael Porter

@Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

@Murray Rothbard

@Nicole Eisdorfer

@Patrick Deneen

@Paul Feyerabend

@Quinn Slobodian

@Rachel Louise Snyder

@Ravi S. Gajendran

@Rebecca Solnit

@Recep Tayyip Erdogan

@Renée Mauborgne

@Richard Bookstaber

@Richard Pascale

@Robert Anton Wilson

@Robert Brenner

@Robert Shiller

@Ruth Bader Ginsburg

@Sarah Kendzior

@Saras Sarasvathy

@Simone Stolzoff

@Slavoj Žižek

@Stanley McChrystal

@Stuart Kauffman

@Supreme Court Justices

@Thomas B. Edsall

@Vincent Ostrom

@William F. Buckley Jr

@William Vickrey

@Zora Neale Hurston

places

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~Manama Bahrain

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•word of the day

quotes

2022-03-30 quote - rebecca solnit - positive social change

2022-05-29 clay shirky ¿ companies make their own history

2022-07-13 alex morris ¿ paradoxes are the key

2022-10-27 quote - christopher lasch, the revolt of the elites

2022-11-05 quote - george orwell - an illusion, a mask

2022-12-01 quote - wendell berry - a standard that is not economic

2023-04-01 Derek Thompson ¿ the future of work

2023-09-21 quote - Rebecca Solnit - walking

2023-10-27 Stuart Kauffman, Andrea Roti ¿ a third transition in science

2023-11-25 quote - Robert Shiller ¿ the cost of printing religious tracts

2023-12-05 quote - Nic Pizzolatto - time is a flat circle

2023-12-06 H.L. Mencken ¿ great artists

2023-12-11 quote - Ursula Le Guin - the art of words

2023-12-16 quote - Rebecca Solnit - the alternatives to naïve cynicism

2024-01-27 Anaïs Nin ¿ being paid for work

2024-02-25 quote - Abraham Joshua Heschel - We must learn how to be surprised

2024-02-27 quote - Rebecca Solnit - democracy and billionaires

2024-03-02 quote - Shuang Xuetao - telling the truth by lying

2024-03-31 quote - Enoch Powell - a recurrent inescapable catastrophe

2024-04-14 Svetlana Boym ¿we are all nostalgic

2024-05-17 Paul Krugman ¿ adulation

2024-05-18 Jill Lepore ¿ a theory of history

2024-05-18 quote - Jill Lepore - disruptive innovation is a poor prophet

2024-05-18 quote - Jill Lepore - faith in disruption

2024-12-07 quote - Thomas Paine - to begin the world over again

2024-12-23 quote - Benjamin Franklin - everybody thinking alike

2025-01-01 quote - Anne Lamott - an end to the despair

2025-11-03 Abraham Joshua Heschel ¿ in a free society

2025-12-05 Sylvia Plath ¿nobody at all

2025-12-24 J.K. Galbraith ¿ the proof

2025-12-27 Jo Harjo ¿soul of the nation

2025-12-27 Joy Harjo ¿ 50 year mark

2026-01-02 Joan Didion ¿ LA weather

2026-01-02 Sun Tzu ¿ a hundred battles

2026-01-02 Sun Tzu ¿ the supreme art of war

2026-01-09 David Brooks ¿ social order

2026-01-11 Matias Spektor ¿where there is power

2026-01-15 By James Baldwin ¿ nothing can be changed until it’s faced.

2026-01-15 C.S. Lewis ¿the present

2026-01-15 Hermann Hesse ¿ between two ages

2026-01-17 Robert F Kennedy ¿ listening

2026-01-21 Bob Samples ¿ scared gift, faithful servent

2026-01-23 Sarah Kendzior ¿ theft of the future

2026-01-24 David Brooks ¿ the arc of tyranny

2026-01-30 Reinhold Niebuhr ¿ hope

2026-02-03 Chuck Klosterman ¿ the best hypothesis

2026-02-07 Adam Smith ¿ invisible hand

2026-02-07 Lindy Elkins-Tanton ¿ humans

2026-02-07 Robert Anton Wilson ¿ walking wounded

2026-02-08 Benito Mussolini ¿ I am never wrong

2026-02-08 Eugene Mayer ¿ The Seven Principles for the Conduct of a Newspaper

2026-02-09 Katherine Mangu-Ward ¿ a winner takes all approach to power

2026-02-15 André Maurois ¿ a happy marriage

2026-02-15 Bruno Maçães ¿ a single world

2026-02-15 Willian Stafford ¿ time unfolding

2026-02-18 Thomas Jefferson ¿ America … distinct from Europe

2026-02-22 David French ¿ not even the supreme court

2026-02-25 Melissa Clark ¿ every single thing

2026-02-27 Dieter Rams ¿ Design should help people

2026-02-27 Lance Hosey ¿ design

2026-02-27 Rebecca Solnit ¿ history is not an army

2026-02-28 George Orwell ¿ capitlaism is disappearing

2026-03-01 Abraham Lincoln ¿ Kings

2026-03-02 Marie Curie ¿ what remains to be done

2026-03-02 Sara Engram ¿ grief

2026-03-02 Steven Thompson ¿ writing it down

2026-03-06 Aimé Césaire ¿ the hour of the barbarian

2026-03-06 Doris Lessing ¿ always impossible

2026-03-07 Rebecca Solnit ¿ Naming

2026-03-08 Charlotte Brontë ¿ hated the machines

2026-03-08 Jose Ortega y Gasset ¿ barbarism

2026-03-09 Adam Smith ¿ self-love

2026-03-09 George Orwell ¿ in front of one's nose

2026-03-09 George Orwell ¿ writing

2026-03-13 Adam Przeworski ¿ Democracy

2026-03-15 Samuel Becket ¿ words

2026-03-16 George Orwell ¿ truth is treason

2026-03-16 John Ruskin ¿ no wealth but life

2026-03-17 Mortimer Adler ¿ knows what he thinks

2026-03-23 Zora Neale Hurston ¿ research

2026-03-24 Arthur Miller ¿ water fish

2026-03-28 Kyle Chayka ¿ under AI

2026-03-31 Martin Amis ¿ when alone

2026-04-01 Edward St. Aubyn ¿ meaning two things at once

2026-04-01 Eudora Welty ¿ friendship

2026-04-01 Jill Lepore ¿ fifty years later

2026-04-01 M Gessen ¿ history

2026-04-05 Fritz Perls ¿ expectations

2026-04-08 Walter Mosley ¿ the older you are

2026-04-10 George Clemenceau ¿ war and peace

2026-04-10 Thomas Zimmer ¿ neither fated or guaranteed

2026-04-11 Anu Atluru ¿ lotteries

2026-04-14 Michael Kofman ¿ the pathology of decision making in war

2026-04-17 Schopenhauer ¿ a large audience

2026-04-24 William Burns ¿ no redo in statecraft

2026-04-29 Jamelle Bouie ¿ the full consequence

2026-04-29 Karl Marx ¿ men make their own history

2026-05-01 Slavoj Žižek ¿ the end of capitalism

2026-05-02 Stuart Kauffman ¿ a deeper order

2026-05-05 Nick Bunker ¿ people want and need work

2026-05-11 Taj Mahal ¿ the blues

2026-05-12 Yi-Ling Liu ¿ future and past

2026-05-14 Frank Knight ¿ inaccessible to study

2026-05-15 Adam Bonica ¿ latent america

2026-05-15 Tressie McMillan Cottom ¿ suspended terror

2026-05-16 Isaiah Berlin ¿ liberty

2026-05-18 Fredric Jameson ¿ the concept of the postmodern

2026-05-18 Julius Krein ¿ non-ideological

2026-05-19 Tressie McMillan Cottom ¿ without career paths

2026-05-20 Ralph Nader ¿ the function of leadership

2026-05-20 Simon Sinek ¿ leadership development

2026-05-24 Daniel Kahneman ¿ 'can do' spirit

2026-05-25 Roger Rosenblatt ¿ an assembly of creative mistakes

2026-05-25 Umberto Eco ¿ a good book is more intelligent than its author

2026-05-29 Louise Bourgeois ¿ owner of my own trouble

2026-06-04 Fernando Pessoa ¿ woken early

2026-06-08 Friedrich Nietzsche ¿ monsters

2026-06-08 H.L Mencken ¿ a downright moron

2026-06-11 Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz ¿ reading

2026-06-11 Michael Clemens ¿ better employers

2026-06-13 Benjamin Domenech ¿ politicians and citizens

2026-06-13 David Oks ¿ the true force of a technology

2026-06-14 Bob Dylan ¿ on being 80

2026-06-14 Gia Kourlas ¿ every fall

2026-06-14 Martha Graham ¿ I did not choose

2026-06-21 K Hole ¿ communities and individuals

2026-06-26 Jane Jacobs ¿ the destructiveness of automobiles

2026-06-29 FDR ¿ progress

2026-06-30 Frederick Douglass ¿ composite nation

2026-07-01 Max Ottignon ¿ A.I. is a force multiplier of mediocrity

2026-07-07 Anne Lamott ¿ 'No' is a complete sentence.

works

©A World Without Email

©Against Method

©Business Model Canvas

©Call Them By Their True Names

©Canaries in the Coal Mine? Six Facts about the Recent Employment Effects of Artificial Intelligence

©Competitive Strategy

©Composite Nation

©Darwin Among the Machines

©Digital Minimalism

©Discourse on Colonialism

©Effectuation Theory

©Farsighted - How We Make the Decisions That Matter the Most

©Here Comes Everybody

©How to Live on 24 Hours a Day

©link with alias

©Moral Economics

©Plan B - Further Thoughts on Faith

©Slow Productivity

©task list kanban

©Team of Teams

©The Condition of the Working Class in England

©the diffusion of innovations'

©The Four Steps to the Epiphany

©The Lean Startup

©The Problem of American Conservatism

©The Revolt of the Elites and the Betrayal of Democracy

©The Revolt of the Elites

©The Rise of the Meritocracy

©The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

©Through the Looking-Glass

©Transformative Experience

©Tyranny, Inc.

©underground empire

©What Are We Living Through?

©Why Liberalism Failed

©Why Nations Fail

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2026-04-17 Anne Sexton - The Black Art

2026-01-01 Dream Song 14 - John Berryman

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2026-05-24 With Decision-Making, You Have to Go Slow to Go Fast - Stowe Boyd

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2026-04-16 Word of the Day Precision Mass - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-17 On The Radar - Shared Risk - Stowe Boyd

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2024-01-10 Negligence and Profusion - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-13 Talking Around The AI Apocalypse - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-13 The Past Becomes A Refuge - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-14 Short Takes 29 Smaller in Comparison - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-20 The Containers Of The Past - Stowe Boyd

2026-05-21 Neither Fated Nor Guaranteed - Stowe Boyd

2026-06-12 Short Takes 30 My Own Trouble - Stowe Boyd

2026-06-24 Short Takes 32 Time Stands Still, We're The Ones That Move - Stowe Boyd

Short Takes 30 Far Easier - Stowe Boyd

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2026-01-01 Braised White Beans and Greens With Parmesan Recipe

2026-01-01 Garlic Braised Short Ribs With Red Wine Recipe - Alison Roman

2026-01-04 Amanda Cohen’s Secret-Weapon Stir-Fry Sauce Recipe - Jeff Gordimer

2026-01-08 Asian Pork Chops A Quick & Easy Family Recipe

2026-01-24 Eggy Bread - Natasha Price

2026-01-26 Green Goddess Roasted Chicken Recipe - Melissa Clark

2026-02-10 Chicken Adobo Recipe - Naz Deravian

2026-02-10 Hungarian Goulash Recipe - Molly O'Neill

2026-02-10 Shepherd’s Pie Recipe

2026-02-10 Szarlotka (Jewish Apple Pie) Recipe - Laurel Kratochvila

2026-02-10 Tangy Braised Short Ribs Recipe - lison Roman

2026-02-16 The Meals Chefs Make When They’re Feeling Sick - By Lindsey Tramuta

2026-02-24 Lu Rou Fan (Taiwanese Braised Pork Rice Bowl)

2026-02-27 Silken Tofu-Miso Dressing Recipe - Genevieve Ko

2026-04-26 Cucumber Salad With Roasted Peanuts and Chile Recipe • 5★ • 15 min

2026-05-06 It's Chickpeas Again! (with Brigid Ransome Washington) - Catherine Newman

2026-05-13 Chard and Ricotta Pie Recipe • 5★ • 2 hrs

2026-05-16 Pizzagaina

2026-06-02 One Pot Za’atar Chicken and Rice Recipe • 4★

2026-06-08 Seared Tuna With Beans and Tomatoes Recipe • 5★ • 1 hr 50 min

2026-07-07 Brothy Meatballs With Greens Recipe • 5★ • 35 min

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