Fortuitous Concatenations

Fortuitous Concatenations

Happy Thanksgiving to everyone whose eyes are rolling across these sentences! The quote from Lewis Thomas reminds me to be grateful for this weird and fleeting glimpse of conscious existence I am most fortunate to experience. In a fluke encounter, I came across a fascinating book entitled Fluke: Chance, Chaos,

I Was Deemed Unfit to Be a Mother

I Was Deemed Unfit to Be a Mother

I came across this New York Times piece in the Modern Love section. It hit me hard because of my personal experience with my own children. When I stopped pushing, pressing, and expecting and shifted to muscular patience with my children, and became a safe haven for them, the depth

How to Use ChatGPT Without Brain-Rot

How to Use ChatGPT Without Brain-Rot

That is the takeaway of an important post by the author David Epstein, which I reproduce below in its entirety, unedited. It highlights the danger of (as Jocko Willink likes to point out over and over) taking the easy path. Is AI rotting your brain? Maybe. But it might depend

A Reminder

A Reminder

I was so struck by the three ingredients for connection with another human being that I thought it might be valuable to reshare them as a reminder! Consistency Positivity Vulnerability. Or, put more operationally: make time to be together, share enjoyment, and have honest emotional exchanges. Remember, you need to

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