RICH CHOI·1d agoAesop, the string bow, and the rest given by God– Rest is not laziness, but God’s wisdom for rising again.A response icon1A response icon1
Arno Hainet·Sep 28Aesop’s Fire-Fox and the Vineyards of Ancient GreeceThe fox hunt ended, but the fable left humans to decide whether the hunt ended with it.
Miyoi·Sep 11Speed Is a Gift. Arriving Belongs to Whoever Keeps WalkingA fable on Aesop: the race everyone knows, told once more from the beginning
Elia Raza·Sep 10The Next AesopAesop made hand soap's place; now brands like Evolvetogether, Commune, and Sangre de Fruta want to take it.
Teddeh (Matt Culliton)·Jul 22This Turn Should Not Work — field notes from inside a 1.5mField notes from inside a single Claude Code turn that orchestrated ~30 agent contexts, survived a dozen asynchronous interrupts, and…
Artemis Ackerman·Jul 1Aesop - The StorytellerMany of us have heard the name of Aesop through many fables starting from ‘Tortoise and Hare’ to ‘Country mouse and Town mouse’. But little…
Gunnar R. Fischer·Jun 10“Hic Rhodus, hic salta” as a principle for the organization of workAn Aesop fable challenging the idea of gurus and outside expertise
Ben Peters·Apr 20The Wolf Who Cried Wolf: The Crisis of Preemptive Projection in American Politics (or Why to Vote…A liar is not often believed, even when telling the truth. — Aesop moral of “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”
