#Reader

Layne Morgan

laynemorgan

Layne Copes With her Terrible Health, a diary entry about measuring productivity, how and when to push yourself, and admitting defeat. This week we're learning about listening to your god

Simone B.

simonembanna

If you're unemployed (or underemployed) and not hearing back from the jobs you're applying to, here's a thread of quick and easy resume fixes to make today that will transform

Daisy Wildsmith

daisy_wildsmith

Gather around all, young and old and let me tell thee another spiffing yarn. This one be aboust an agency of recruitment.So the avid reader among you may recall I

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

Today in pulp... "It is the colour of a bleached skull, his flesh; and the long hair which flows below his shoulders is milk-white." This is how we are introduced

Jeremy Smith

RefractionsJs

The #Cummings story makes no sense. It cannot have happened as Cummings and his wife and No.10 spinners try to claim. The known facts don't match the narrative pushed by

Bachman

ElonBachman

1\ An urban legend that refuses to die is the idea that "BIPOC patients are more likely to die in childbirth" and that this must reflect systemic racismThis idea is

Mario Gabriele 🦊

mariodgabriele

Stories move the world. Yet, few people in the tech, venture, or broader business worlds seem to read the great works of fiction. Instead, we focus on productivity or business

David Burge

iowahawkblog

A lot of people are commenting on this, I have some thoughts.https://twitter.com/WLNSAlexSims/status/1246479343087497217 First, privacy: there's no way in hell the NY Times got access to raw individual cell phone data.

James Knight

badbadpoet

Y’all want some contemporary poetry recommendations? The Odyssey by @Jkchunt is an epic poem (comprising a long series of erasure poems), in which the narratives of the Apollo 11 mission,

Caleb Cluff

calebcluff

At 20. One of the jobs I had that very literally nearly killed me, in the most awful way imaginable. So. I was 19 when I started cutting wood with

Daniel Bustamante

dbustac

Highlights and notes from The Knowledge Project podcast (@farnamstreet) Episode #4:@ShaneAParrish X @jasonzweigwsj on skepticism, reading and decision-making. Some context: Jason writes The Intelligent Investor column for the WSJ since

Gabiru

Zackben97

The mind of a killer. this going to be a little different, and i might get some flake for it, but i don't feel bad for Toga. I think that

Pasquale "Pat" Scopelliti

ThyConsigliori

23 Aprill 2020 - #MAGAAnalysis #CoronavirusUSA A meditation on participatory reading.These four books weren't chosen randomly, but chaos surely plays a part. I am NOT recommending any of them right.

immortal peach enjoyer

abovetheclouds

Don't want to do this either, but let's take this LONG more or less tweet-by-tweet. First, "the atrocities in Xinjiang" is assumed here as a given, presented without any

Benjamin Eldon Stevens, Ph.D. (@🏡)

beldonstevens

In a class Discord server, some of my students were talking about feeling bad about not getting much work done—and also about feeling bad. One said that they feel they

Rachel Coldicutt

rachelcoldicutt

Fun little nugget I just discovered in the National Data Strategy is the action in s.4.2.1 to “implement the recommendations of the Joined up data in government” paperhttps://www.gov.uk/government/publications/joined-up-data-in-governme