Is AI the Death of Art? Not Even Close: Creativity was always iterative
There's much ado about the future of art, and it's something I contemplate every week, if
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The Maths Behind Mastery: What 10,000 hours gets wrong
When you can't sleep at night, whack on some Chopin. That's what I do. Let the
The cost of reasonable choices: How Richard Hamilton invented pop art and then let Andy Warhol own it
In 1956, a young artist named Richard Hamilton created what would become known as the first "pop art"
Seth Godin is Eminem in a Suit: How great speakers build their repertoire like freestyle rappers
You've probably heard of Seth Godin - he's the author of 20 best-selling books and an
Paint Your Blood Gold: The Beauty of Imperfect Lives
Ashikaga Yoshimasa, the eighth shogun of Japan, was heartbroken. His favourite tea bowl, a cherished possession, lay cracked before him.
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Find Your Take: Honesty is your Best Punchline
As a correspondent on The Daily Show, Hasan Minhaj honed his comedic voice and developed a unique brand of political
Clean Out Your Nib: Mastering the Art of Consistent Creativity
As a fountain pen nerd, I'm no stranger to the delicate art of coaxing a reluctant pen to
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Rick Rubin is a music producer who has made a name for himself by working with some of the biggest
The secret to intelligence
Most people think intelligence is about knowing and saying fancy words (jargon). They accumulate abstractions and discuss them, thinking it&
Chesterton's Fence: Explained
TL;DR / Summary G.K. Chesterton was an early 20th century English writer known for his clever paradoxes. He once
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Put a Pin in It: How entire livelihoods get automated overnight
In the 1920s, every bowling alley hired young boys to reset the pins and return balls while people were playing.
