N. Schwartz·16h agoThe Time We Never Get Back: How Modern Life Turned Every Minute Into a Productivity ContestWe have more technology, more convenience, and more ways to save time than any generation before us. So why does everyone seem to have less…A response icon2A response icon2
InThalos BoxbyRichard J Pate·1d agoDon’t get trapped on the inside Expand and contract A response icon1A response icon1
Otba·1d agoContradictionsThey say the distance between genius and madness is a thin line. In our society, this distance is not a line at all; it is an “artificial…A response icon3A response icon3
Zubair Lone·3d agoThe Anatomy of Hurry — Ten Reasons We Have Forgotten How to Slow DownThere was a time when being late was an occasional embarrassment. Now being busy is a personality trait. Ask someone how they are and the…
InDoctor FunnybyMike Hickman·4d agoThe Death of Western Prospects, as Observed While Waiting to Be CalledOur old chums Socrates and Nietzsche attempt to sign on
InThe HavenbyMike Hickman·5d agoThe Death of Western Wellness, as Observed in Your Healing JourneyOur old chums Socrates and Nietzsche seek professional help. One wishes to stop thinking about a woman. The other wishes to become a man…
InHuman ThreadsbyBestte·5d agoWe Know When Everyone Is Online. We Have No Idea How They’re Doing.The strange distance between being constantly available and actually knowing someone.
InQuirky RantsbyRafia Naseem·6d agoThe Beige World Is Getting Out of HandApparently, growing up means becoming the color of an unbuttered cracker.A response icon7A response icon7
A Common Storyteller·6d agoThe Yuga Inside Us: Ancient Warnings, Modern MindsMy grandmother said “Kalyug main ihe hoye chhi” about everything. It took me ten years to understand what she was really saying.
InWrite A CatalystbyDave·6d agoWe turned solitude into a problem to solve.Solitude is not loneliness. One hurts. The other is a skill. The culture collapsed them into a single emergency, then sold the cure.A response icon1A response icon1
