Fiction resists summary
It is an interesting feature of stories and fiction that they resist summary. You cannot read a summary of Anna Karenina and somehow stockpile its pleasures and charms. Narrative resists compression.
It is an interesting feature of stories and fiction that they resist summary. You cannot read a summary of Anna Karenina and somehow stockpile its pleasures and charms. Narrative resists compression.
Art by Eve De Haan. Photographer unknown. /via Future Now / are.na
“every dashboard is a sunk cost / every dashboard is an answer to some long-forgotten question / every dashboard is an invitation to pattern-match the past instead of interrogate the present / every dashboard gives the illusion of correlation / every dashboard dampens your thinking”
By Stanley Roy Badmin.
Sharing interesting links with commentary is a low effort, high value way to contribute to internet life at large.
In my humdrum life, the daily battle hasn’t been good versus evil. It’s hardly so epic. Most days, my real battle is doing good versus doing nothing.
People are following their “personal taste curation” instead of “mass consensus.” /via Jorge Arango

From Eternity! Eternity! by Vincent Glielmi. /via booooooom.com