Simplicity Is More Than Having Less
Simplicity is often described as having less. But a life of simplicity is about subtracting so we can tend what we keep, and keeping only what we can tend well.
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Simplicity is often described as having less. But a life of simplicity is about subtracting so we can tend what we keep, and keeping only what we can tend well.
Effective accelerationism argues we should accelerate technology. What in our cultures must mature alongside it?
An essay on attention, ecology, and why human growth is better understood as cultivation than optimization.
An essay on how attention shapes perception, identity, and the environments that teach us what to notice.