What mass exodus looks like.
Europe’s New Borders.
The scale of the Rohingya crisis.
Is taxation theft?
The assumption that you own the contents of your pay-packet, although almost universal, is demonstrably confused.
We have a new word for that feeling when travel makes everything new.
Two interviews with Ellen Ullman.
How Silicon Valley’s past predicts its future.
“I Had a Boss Who Interrupted Me Constantly to Say, ‘Gee, You Have Pretty Hair’.”
(Via @austinkleon.)
Ellen Ullman on our current nightmare... 20 years ago. t.co pic.twitter.com/6oOM6gLjWY
— Austin Kleon (@austinkleon) September 18, 2017
Thanks, FM4!
What Silicon Valley keeps getting wrong: That "hater" was supposed to be your user.
Some people have liked to pretend enlightened Silicon Valley would be counterpoint to the hate and divisiveness and the lies of a Trump America. In fact, Silicon Valley, you’re soaking in it.
Input – Fonts for code.
Input takes its aesthetic cues from monospaced fonts and pixel fonts designed for consoles and screens, but casts off the technical limitations that constrained them.
How flying seriously messes with your mind.
Travelling by plane has become an everyday activity – but our bodies and brains are still affected by it.
This Stanford Professor Has a Theory on Why 2017 Is Filled With Jerks.
According to Robert Sutton, the problem of “disrespectful, demeaning, and downright mean-spirited behavior” is “worse than ever.”
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