Despite the fact I much prefer the experience of reading a paper book, it’s hard to question the utility of e-books. The ability to have the equivalent of an entire library with you at practically all times is just too good to pass up. Add to that the convenience of highlighting and adding notes, syncing […]
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There’s a common refrain I often hear in the productivity community – “The brain is for having ideas, not for storing them.” This quote can be attributed to productivity guru David Allen, writer of “Getting Things Done”. I can definitely relate to the statement – as a devoted note-taker and second-brain enthusiast, I can full-well
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Anybody who had their ear to the ground regarding Artificial Intelligence for the last year – and many who didn’t – will know that the technology has improved at a dramatic and frankly startling pace, and in many domains we least expected. AI generated art – by tools like Dall-E and Midjourney – evolved from
Many of us have an idea of morality and virtue, but if pressed to define it, I imagine we might struggle. Many of us have become disentangled from religion in the empirical modern world, and ethics can become fuzzy without the moral authority of religion to shape it for us. One should be wary of
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