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Faith Popcorn's Click, 23 Years Later
In 2002 a teacher made my whole class read Click, by Faith Popcorn, and I wrote down the first four trends so I wouldnât forget them. The book came out in 1996 with sixteen trends in it, and reading my notes again now, itâs funny how many of them came true, just not the way⌠Read more
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Can we trust the time?
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Earthseed: The Books of the Living
Here we areâ Energy, Mass, Life, Shaping life, Mind, Shaping mind, God, Shaping God. Considerâ We are born Not with purpose, But with potential. â Octavia Butler Read more
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Happy collective survival day!
Stranger Planet by Nathan Pyle Read more
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The Founder's Dilemmas by Noam Wasserman
Just finished âThe Founderâs Dilemmasâ by Noam Wasserman, one of those books that makes you rethink a few decisions you already made (a little too late for some of them). The COO question. Hiring a COO in an early stage startup can be a red flag. Either the role is redundant, or the COO is⌠Read more
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A journey through a thousand dimensions begins with a single bug
A journey through a thousand dimensions begins with a single bug. Iâve got a ticket to the void and canât stop reading Black Science. Read more
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The Bikeraft Guide by Steve âDoomâ and Lizzy Scully
When you are having a midlife crisis and read a book called The Bikeraft Guide by a guy named Stave âDoomâ you are the only one who left a review and still thinks it is a great idea. đ Read more
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Like our new COVID world
Good reading for this apocalyptic weekend. The World of Edena by Moebius. Read more
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Was she right?
A small old lady at @SFPublicLibrary whispered to me, âPst! Iâm not allowed to say it out loud, but things are looking up, and this book should be in the philosophy sectionâ, pointed to the Too @MuchCoffee Man and disappeared behind the comics shelves. Read more
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Reading Chester Brown to suspend reality before going to sleep.