Editorial Philosophy

From Ben: I am an information addict. This is by design. Paul Musso helps articulate what we already know, too much information can be a bad thing. ht...

From Elizabeth: It made me slow down and try out what I wanted my students to be able to do. https://www.edutopia.org/article/sharpening-students-obse...

From Daniel: This is very interesting from Corey on how big tech has monopolised the internet. How the platforms we once used are not what they used t...

From Bob: This short video gave me some insight into how / why people hold certain beliefs that are entrenched in their identities. Over the last year...

From Jamie: What I liked about this week’s episode of the All-In Podcast is how clearly the opportunity in space is starting to take shape. For a long...

From Benjamin: In a very first principles way, it asked me to reconsider what we want from the world (at least politically) and to work backwards on h...

From Ailsa: I listened to the audiobook of Faith, Hope and Carnage - a conversation between journalist Sean O’Hagan and my current musical obsession ...

From Alan: If you care about how democracies are being eroded and how it is done, follow this link. The Russian attack on the west is far more subtle...

From Diana: I love how they get specific about the way we ask questions to AI that encourage it to validate our bias, even if we are trying really ha...

Before we dive in Tatum, tell us a little bit about yourself! I'm from Montreal and Princes Town, Trinidad - not in equal measure, and yet it makes co...

I ran into an old friend a couple of weeks ago and, in a subtle(ish) way, asked what they had changed their mind about recently. Their answer was: “va...

Ed Santos is a human rights lawyer working in AI policy, and I really enjoyed his views and observations in this episode. Amongst other things this i...

From Anne: As a naturalized citizen, I often think about national identity and what gets left behind when you take on a new one. Can we be both? What ...

From Chrissy: Once upon a time at a family dinner of my youth, my older brothers went around the table and assigned dog breeds to my sisters and me. U...

"I’ve just spent a fair bit of money on an investing course… and it’s had me thinking; if, in five years, we have bots investing on our behalf, why le...

From Michael: As an introduction to Iain McGilchrist, I thought this interview might be to your liking. From what I’ve gathered so far, you seem to sh...

From Nile: This article perfectly articulated something that my friends and I have been feeling but unable to put into words. Highly recommend for an...

From Ailsa: Living in the Middle East, I was particularly struck by the sentence: “We monitor the situation out of a deluded belief that we are more ...

From Mike: My "Think Again" hook of this video is to realize that I do not really have the same level of understanding about the inner workings of g...

From Sean: The podcast really challenged conventional wisdom about the natural state of humans. In a rigorous and evidence-based manner, the guest pi...