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Editorial Philosophy
Think & Think Again brings together content that makes you pause, reflect, and see something differently. Each piece, whether an article, podcast, interview, or talk, is chosen because it challenges assumptions, widens perspectives, or offers a way of looking at the world you might not have considered before.
This is not a library designed to reinforce what you already believe. Because it is co-created by members with different backgrounds, views, and interests, you will naturally find pieces that feel familiar, and pieces that sit outside your usual preferences. Both belong here.
If you can, try reading or listening beyond your first instinct. Choose the voice you do not know, the perspective you are unsure about, or the idea you think you might disagree with. It is a simple way to break the algorithm and stretch your thinking in a world that rarely invites us to do so.
If something makes you think I had never thought about it like that then it probably belongs here.
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Articles & Essays
Oli's Share: A salary colonises your time horizon
From Oli : A nice one on breaking out of the machine! https://substack.com/@sightbringer/note/c-229456289?r=14jamp&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-sha...
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Articles & Essays
Chrissy's Share: Books & Screens
From Chrissy : What I enjoyed most about this essay, is the way that the author was able to model intellectual flexibility by refusing to take it for ...
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Videos & Talks
Lani's Share: How AI reflects human bias … and what to do about it
From Lani: What I enjoyed most about this talk is that it helped me consider confirmation bias when using LinkedIn and to challenge more. Watch inte...
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Member Highlight
Three questions to Nile
Before we dive in Nile, tell us a little bit about you Originally from Ottawa and now living in Toronto, I’m a writer, actor and stand-up comedian. I’...
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Videos & Talks
Michael's Share: "Neo Darwinism is dead" with Prof. Denis Noble
From Michael : What I enjoyed most about this was that agency, purpose and meaning is inherent in biological life and systems. https://www.essentiafou...
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Member Highlight
Three questions to Jesse
Before we dive in Jesse, tell us a little bit about you I’m based in Brisbane. I’ve spent the past 20 years persuading people to buy things they proba...
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Articles & Essays
A conversation starter, by Jeanne
Most technology products/innovation seem to promise the same thing: Do more, faster. And I find myself wondering, is that actually what I/we want? Sp...
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Member Highlight
Three questions to Oli
Before we dive in Oli, tell us a little bit about you I'm from Bristol in South West England but currently deciding where to set up a permanent home. ...
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Articles & Essays
Huw's Share: Beyond beliefs: does religious faith lead to a happier, healthier life?
From Huw : Found this incredibly eye opening coming from a fairly strong atheist background . https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/dec/03/beyond-bel...
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Articles & Essays
Ayesha's Share: What is Claude?
From Ayesha : I'm reading this article and baffled by so much of it. You'll enjoy. "Enjoy" - not the correct word but you know what I mean. https://ww...
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Books
Christian B's Share: The Beginning of Infinity
From Christian : Before encountering The Beginning of Infinity , many technology and society problems felt frustrating because they appeared not to h...
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Articles & Essays
A Conversation Starter, by Shweta
"As the first child of working class, college-educated parents, an idea I grew up believing is that "meritocracy" exists, and that alone is the way to...
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Podcasts & Interviews
Anne's Share: your library is open (and believes in democracy)
From Anne : I listened to this CBC Ideas podcast about intellectual freedom a few weeks ago during Freedom to Read Week. I followed it up by reading t...
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Podcasts & Interviews
Shirley's Share: Forgiveness is optional
From Shirley : think because it questions the narrative that we are good people if we forgive people. I like this episode and the Gray Area podcast in...
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Videos & Talks
Bakul's Share: Raj Shamani in conversation with Kunal Shah
From Bakul : What I enjoyed most about this share: Short term vs long term thinking. Being curious is better than being fearful of something. We are a...
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Books
India's Share: Destiny Disrupted
From India : With current Iran-Israel war raging, I've found this book help navigate history through the Islamic eyes and thought it would spark a gre...
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Podcasts & Interviews
Joe Keohane on the benefits of talking to strangers
So much to share from this talk. A few Think Again moments for me: The idea of the “lesser mind”. I’d never come across that before. The reminder tha...
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Podcasts & Interviews
It's not what you say, it's how you say it
This episode made me smile - it’s light and will definitely have you think again without how you expressed yourself! It focuses on British English and...
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Articles & Essays
Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation
I read this a few years ago when it first came out in 2023 and stumbled across it again over the weekend. This report not only explains where we're at...
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Articles & Essays
A Theory of Dumb*
*Full title: A Theory of Dumb It’s not just screens or COVID or too-strong weed. Maybe the culprit of our cognitive decline is unfettered access to e...
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