Sunday reads for you from a too sizzling SF
Why Is the Loneliness Epidemic So Exhausting to Treatment [Matthew Shaer/New York Times] – The Loneliness Epidemic as a cultural development stared pre-COVID however the pandemic mirrored the consequences of a weightlifter capturing HGH – rapid and noticeable distinction in mass. Put me within the camp that believes many societal points together with drug abuse, psychological sickness, and political radicalism are being fueled by isolation. Bodily, religious and financial loneliness.
The New Gods of Climate Can Make Rain on Demand—or So They Need You to Imagine [Amit Katwala/Wired] – Some of us imagine that we’re to this point gone on local weather change that finally the one/best method to save ourselves is thru local weather engineering. My uninformed opinion is that we have to do each side of the coin – work to change the practices which trigger disproportionate hurt ongoing but in addition assume we’re going to need to science the shit out of it. In fact this brings out hucksters too.
Are Bookstores Only a Waste of Area? [Louis Menand/The New Yorker] – HUSH NOW. We now have two guidelines in our household:
- Everytime you enter a bookstore, purchase one thing
- Enter each bookstore
The Way forward for Autonomous Brokers [Yohei Nakajima/Untapped Capital] – Agentic tech is one in every of my favourite discussions inside AI proper now, so I’ll lap up any fascinating POVs.
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