I want to, as organically as possible, work in the terrifying world that I feel like I am living right now. I don’t want to make every post somehow about Trump or about fascists or about how liberals are totally inadequate to deal with these challenges as they have always been. Much like other projects…
I am seriously a big fan of Laurie Penny. I’m not the biggest fan in terms of being well-read on her. I’ve read her piece on polyamory (and more recently here) as well as her piece on Scott Aaronson (and then Scott Alexander’s response and then a sort of meta response to them both? I…
I actually had Frayne’s book on my Amazon wishlist but had forgotten, so I attempted to add it to my wishlist and was pleasantly surprised when I saw it was already there. That said, this interview isn’t too long (a little over 40 minutes) and still manages to cover a wide array of ant-work topics…
A piece by the Guardian UK’s Peter Fleming called Work is no cure for illness - the 24/7 culture is making us sick makes many interesting points while highlighting a then recent story. Ian Smith, a conservative party politician announced back in the summer of 2015 that he planned on having people fund their own…
In mid December of last year Mashable published an article called, “A bad job is harder on your mental health than being unemployed” saying: There’s a clear link between being engaged in “good work” and mental health. An important contribution to our understanding of this link has come from the Household, Income and Labor Dynamics in…