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The "literacy crisis" is older than the iPhone and AI. Dante faced it, so did Wordsworth. Crisis is writing's natural condition
By the mid-1930s Frank Lloyd Wright was seen as a relic of a previous era. Then he created a new kind of American sublime
Willa Catherâs will prohibited the direct quotation of her letters. The result was a bizarre, confused scholarly morass
I have to say that I was a little bit charmed by the trailer for Supergirl. Looks promising.
New Insights from Institutional Investors
We haven't had many down years for the stock market in this cycle. The post The Down Years appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...
The new test opens opportunities for circadian medicine The post Your Biological Clock Can be Measured With a Hair Sample appeared first on Nautilus.
From the European Review of Books: Belal felt life had become  too fast, stripped of slowness and reflection, and constrained by the lack of freedom to live and experience fully.  Visiting his homet
I thought the official video of Berghain by RosalĂa (feat. BjĂśrk & Yves Tumor) was great â âI donât even know what this is â classical pop? surrealist orchestral?â â and this recent live performance f
Good afternoon. Time for a break. Given the wall-to-wall coverage by Yves and others here, nothing explicit on this Good Friday about the Ramadan War in West Asia. Instead, herewith a few reflectio
Biographer Richard Holmes reveals how Tennyson predated Darwin and speaks to us today The post A Poet of Science Who Shook Faith in God appeared first on Nautilus.
Steven Pinker at Quillette: In March 2026, three prominent thinkers died within a day of each other. Lavish obituaries immediately marked the deaths of the always-wrong environmentalist Paul Ehrlich a
On experiencing digital and multimedia art to create positive feedback loops through connection.
Peter Rollins' founding ideas, Barry Taylor's radical theology, John Feldmann's question of structure, and LaVonne Chantal's experiment with intersubjectivity
The longest single rail line, connecting Lisbon to Laos, is the setting for a bio-thriller in Sachin Bennyâs new world-building series
A women had sex with identical twins (within a 4-day period), got pregnant, and now itâs impossible to tell which is the father, even with DNA testing.
Some brief thoughts on the (near) future of work.
The post Iran Could Become Like Egypt, Myanmar or Pakistan appeared first on NOEMA.
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"The essential cultural discrimination is not between having and not having or haves and have-nots, but between the superfluous and the indispensable. Wisdom... is always poised upon the knowledge of
NASAâs Johnson Space Center is gathering updates from the Artemis II mission and posting to this playlist on YouTube. Yay for science. Bonus link: A view of our planet. There will certainly be tons of
Despite repeated tactical victories, strategic goals remain elusive.
Postcrossing is all about sending and receiving postcards from random folks all over the world, and the USPS is putting out a stamp to celebrate the project. These global forever stamps are rare trian
Stephen Sims in The New Atlantis: The drones had been trained using AI to recognize Tu-95 âBearâ bombers based on photographs taken of a decommissioned version in a Ukrainian air museum and to recogni
Tracker dashboard for the Artemis II mission using real-time data from JPL.
Two research groups say they have significantly reduced the amount of qubits and time required to crack common online security technologies. The post New Advances Bring the Era of Quantum
Today, the poster is rarely, if ever, remembered for its relationship to the Cattle Baron, despite the name printed prominently in the bottom right corner. Instead, in museums and academic papers, Fac
my part in its downfall
The commander of NASAâs Artemis II mission to the Moon, Reid Wiseman, took this photo of the Earth as the spacecraft speeds away our planet. There are two auroras (top right and bottom left) and zodi
Over the last decade, Ethiopiaâs trade unions have experienced impressive growth, more than doubling their membership. Ethiopia and other African states with growing unions cut against the idea that o
A comparison on EV charging expenses state by state in the US. Any similar data in other countries based on recent electricity costs?
Back in the year 1998, there was a thirteen-year-old boy who loved to read.
Coalescing all known information about cacti for anyone who needs to know The post The Crowd-Sourced Science to Save Endangered Succulents appeared first on Nautilus.
Does what it says on the tin: acid techno mix in Japanese sake brewery.
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Speaking with Louise Perry
Andrew Deming in aeon: I was 10 when Frank Lloyd Wright first entered my consciousness. I was sitting crosslegged on the beige carpet of my bedroom in a tract house in Melbourne, Florida, watching a K
Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario NDP, son of founding NDP member David, and father of current leader Avi, has died. He leaves a complex legacy: he helped bring the NDP into the mainstream but at t
Christine Smallwood in Harperâs Magazine: To live in society involves putting up with people who we did not choose to know and may in fact prefer not to exist. Even those we basically like and get alo
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