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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

2026-01-04 Study Offers New Twist in How the First Humans Evolved (Published 2023) - By Carl Zimmer

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

2026-01-17 Trump’s Second Term Has Ended the Conservative Era - Ross Douthat

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 - By 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

2026-02-06 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 Opinion They Used to Rule the West. Now They’re Dying. - By Anton Jäger

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 -

2026-02-26 ‘Time Is Not on Russia’s Side’ A Q & A With Michael Kofman - David French

2026-02-27 Otter.ai Note Otter.ai - Otter Voice Meeting Notes

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 As We May Think - 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 This Is Why Flying Is So Awful - Ganesh Sitaraman

00 journals

2019 journal

2019-02-06 Nudge Units

2020 journal

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

2021 journal

the ecology of work

2022 journal

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

2022-07-02 george packer - four americas

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

2022-08-31 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

2023 journal

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

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

2023-06-20 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

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

2024 journal

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

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

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

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

2024-11-28 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

2025 journal

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

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

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

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

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

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 Lean Strategy Making - Michael Mankins

00 knowledge

concepts

+airline deregulation

+commonplace book

+conscious unbossing

+decision analysis

+emergent leadership

+enshittification of the internet

+I'm not their mother

+joint embedding predictive architecture

+pajama economy

+political science

+poly-employment

+prerogative state

+principle decisions

+progressive anti-authoritarianism

+semiautonomous drone

+the Gen Z stare

+the theft of the future

+Trump v. Slaughter

+ultraprocessed world

+visual positioning system

+weapons of the weak

organizations

ºCharles Paige Atelier

ºDemocratic Leadership Council

ºNew York University

ºNORDA Dynamics

ºSine Engineering

ºThe Washington Post

ºU.S. Central Intelligence Agency

ºVanderbilt University

people

@Abigail Spanberger

@Adam Przeworski

@Aimé Césaire

@Alexis de Tocqueville

@Angela Duckworth

@Benjamin Franklin

@Claire Cain Miller

@Daniel Deudney

@Dorothy Kronick

@Elissa Slotkin

@Elizabeth Linos

@G. John Ikenberry

@Ganesh Sitaraman

@Graham Allison

@James Robinson

@Jedediah Britton-Purdy

@Jennifer Mattson

@Joseph Stiglitz

@Katherine Mangu-Ward

@Kim Lane Scheppele

@Kristen McDonald Rivet

@Marie Gluesenkamp Perez

@Matias Spektor

@Michael Beschloss

@Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences

@Patrick Deneen

@Rebecca Solnit

@Recep Tayyip Erdogan

@Richard Bookstaber

@Robert Anton Wilson

@Sarah Kendzior

@Simone Stolzoff

@Thomas B. Edsall

@William F. Buckley Jr

@Zora Neale Hurston

places

~Long Beach Island NJ

~Manama Bahrain

projects

workfutures.io editorial project

2025-11-05 CEOs Are Furious About Employees Texting in Meetings - WSJ - Chip Cutter

•civilization-state

•work disaffection

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

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

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

2023-09-21 quote - Rebecca Solnit - walking

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

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

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

2024-05-17 Paul Krugman ¿ adulation

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

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

works

©Call Them By Their True Names

©Discourse on Colonialism

©Here Comes Everybody

©The Revolt of the Elites and the Betrayal of Democracy

©The Rise of the Meritocracy

©underground empire

©What Are We Living Through?

©Why Liberalism Failed

00 writing archive

poetry

2026-01-01 Dream Song 14 - John Berryman

workfutures.io posts

deciding how to decide

2026-02-27 Debiasing Strategic Decisions

2026-02-28 Short Takes 18 In Their Own Hands - Stowe Boyd

01 other projects

00 stowe boyd, man at large

01 family

conrad and lydia wedding

2023-09-28 words at the wedding of Conrad and Lydia

recipes

2025-08-31 Balsamic-Glazed Oven-Baked Ribs Recipe - Steven Raichlen

2025-11-06 Chicken au Poivre Recipe

2025-11-27 Lemon Olive Oil Cake

2025-11-29 Pork and Beans with Garlic and Greens Recipe - John Willoughby

2025-12-07 Smashed Beef Kebab With Cucumber Yogurt Recipe - Zaynab Issa

2025-12-22 Rum Cake Recipe

2025-12-31 Sheet-Pan Döner Kebab Recipe

2026-01-01 Birria de Res (Beef Birria) Recipe

2026-01-01 Braised Pork All’Arrabbiata Recipe

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

Original Plum Torte Recipe

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