A new exhibit in partnership with the David Suzuki Foundation and Rewilding Magazine showcases artistic expressions of rewilding.| Rewilding Magazine
Gary Marcus, professor emeritus on psychology and neuroscience at NYU, closes the Govern or be Governed conference in conversation with Murad Hemmadi. Hemmadi begins by asking Marcus what characteristics of a bubble he sees in current AI enthusiasm. Marcus thinks that ChatGPT and others have gotten a free ride. We looked at these systems and… Read More »Govern or Be Governed: Gary Marcus on Shorting Neural Networks The post Govern or Be Governed: Gary Marcus on Shorting Neural Networks ap...| Ethan Zuckerman
Cory Doctorow is a science fiction author, blogger and activist, who is the very best form of troublemaker. He’s got a new book out on Enshitification, and I suspect everyone was expecting a talk on the book. Nope. In a frenetic and passionate talk, Cory tells us that Donald Trump is both a dark cloud… Read More »Cory Doctorow on the weird upside of the Trump presidency The post Cory Doctorow on the weird upside of the Trump presidency appeared first on Ethan Zuckerman.| Ethan Zuckerman
Justin Hendrix of Tech Policy Press asks Miles Taylor, former Chief of Staff of the US Department of Homeland Security, about President Trump’s attacks on him as part of his “revenge tour”. Taylor invites us to take a selfie with him if we’d like a trip to federal prison. He suggests that simply being named… Read More »Govern or Be Governed: Donald Trump Will Seek an Unconstitutional Third Term The post Govern or Be Governed: Donald Trump Will Seek an Unconstitutional Third Term a...| Ethan Zuckerman
Ava Smithing introduces herself as born in 2001 and tells us she’s never had a restful night due to her awareness of the ways in which technology exploits our attention, data and selfhood. Meetali Jain, the founding executive director of the Tech Justice Law Project is asked about digital companions, a term she explicitly rejects.… Read More »Govern or Be Governed: Chatbots as the new threat to Children Online The post Govern or Be Governed: Chatbots as the new threat to Children Online...| Ethan Zuckerman
The afternoon at Govern or Be Governed starts with two of my heroes, Jameel Jaffer from the Knight First Amendment Institute, and Kate Klonick of St. John’s Law school as well as director of Center for Countering Digital Hate Imran Ahmed, who I’m hearing for the firs time here. Klonick, moderating, notes that she’s been… Read More »Govern or Be Governed: What are the Threats to Freedom of Speech? The post Govern or Be Governed: What are the Threats to Freedom of Speech? appeared fir...| Ethan Zuckerman
Baroness Beeban Kidron, filmmaker and member of UK House of Lords, joins the Govern or Be Governed conference via video from London. She notes that we are in a generation of “supercharged” scraping, that has sent rightholders alight. In losing copyright, she argues, we see an existential threat to creators who might lose the ability… Read More »Govern or Be Governed: Protecting Creativity is Protecting Democracy The post Govern or Be Governed: Protecting Creativity is Protecting Democ...| Ethan Zuckerman
Frank McCourt is a real estate magnate turned sports team owner, and now a digital freedom advocate. In 2021, he founded Project Liberty, an initiative to rethink social media as a public good. In 2024, he published a book on that topic, Our Biggest Fight: Reclaiming Liberty, Humanity and Dignity in the Digital Age. (I’m… Read More »Frank McCourt on the value of personal data at Govern or be Governed The post Frank McCourt on the value of personal data at Govern or be Governed appeared ...| Ethan Zuckerman
The opening session at Montreal's Govern or Be Governed conference introduces the EU "Democratic Shield" to protect the info environment| Ethan Zuckerman
On Saturday, 42 million Americans are set to lose crucial food support. A grassroots mutual aid movement fueled by moms is springing into action.| The Persistent
New research suggests the way embryos are scored might be favoring boys.| The Persistent
They stopped cleaning and cooking; they stopped doing laundry and they stopped looking after their children. They’d had enough.| The Persistent
A new book by the anthropologist Keriann McGoogan reveals the drama behind the rise of the world's most famous women primatologists.| The Persistent
In an age of chaos, some of us just want simplicity.| The Persistent
La tirria, por tanto, surge porque Hayek era pragmático y evolutivo, un "liberal clásico" minarquista, mientras que Block, Rand y Hoppe son absolutistas y radicales| Libertad Digital: Opinión
Lepanto es una batalla, pero una batalla inacabada, para la que hoy se exigen visiones profundas, estrategias y tácticas eficaces, tecnologías y lenguajes incisivos y ejemplaridad moral e intelectual en los gobernantes.| Libertad Digital: Opinión
Es menester no abandonarse al apocalipsis. Debemos intentar comprender qué pasa. Quizá esto tenga alguna solución. No lo sé.| Libertad Digital: Opinión
Judith Scheytt se unió a la Flotilla Global Sumud para romper el asedio de Israel a Gaza. En su primera entrevista desde su liberación, le contó a Jacobin cómo la misión logró avergonzar a los gobiernos occidentales por su complicidad en el genocidio. La entrada La Flotilla Global Sumud evidenció la hipocresía occidental se publicó primero en Jacobin Revista.| Jacobin Revista
Vivimos en una época de populismo, tanto en la derecha como en la izquierda. En entrevista con Jacobin, Vivek Chibber explica tanto su potencial como sus limitaciones para volver a incorporar la clase y la economía a la política. La entrada Lo que el populismo puede (y no puede) hacer por la izquierda se publicó primero en Jacobin Revista.| Jacobin Revista
Entrevista a la activista ecofeminista española Yayo Herrero, en el marco de un ciclo de clarlas en Argentina en las que propuso repensar colectivamente la forma de enfrentar el colapso ambiental, social y humano desde los feminismos y las luchas territoriales. La entrada Articular la resistencia desde un proyecto ecofeminista se publicó primero en Jacobin Revista.| Jacobin Revista
Panagiotis Sotiris propone una redefinición del sujeto político de la emancipación articule la dimensión de clase con las de pueblo y nación. Por una recuperación de la soberanía como dimensión constitutiva de un nuevo bloque histórico. La entrada Reimaginar el «nosotros» de la emancipación se publicó primero en Jacobin Revista.| Jacobin Revista
La tirria, por tanto, surge porque Hayek era pragmático y evolutivo, un "liberal clásico" minarquista, mientras que Block, Rand y Hoppe son absolutistas y radicales| Libertad Digital: Ideas
Lepanto es una batalla, pero una batalla inacabada, para la que hoy se exigen visiones profundas, estrategias y tácticas eficaces, tecnologías y lenguajes incisivos y ejemplaridad moral e intelectual en los gobernantes.| Libertad Digital: Ideas
Es menester no abandonarse al apocalipsis. Debemos intentar comprender qué pasa. Quizá esto tenga alguna solución. No lo sé.| Libertad Digital: Ideas
La izquierda política recurre al vandalismo artístico porque la violencia forma parte congénita del socialismo hegemónico, por muy progresista y pacifista que se disfrace.| Libertad Digital: Ideas
¿Dónde están, pues, los métodos heterodoxos de los que es acusado Trump por algunos plumillas de la prensa española?| Libertad Digital: Ideas
La Hispanidad ha sobrevivido en "modo archipiélago" y ello nos ha conducido a la subordinación deseada por poderes extraños.| Libertad Digital: Ideas
What can be done to stop the ticket resellers?1 Artists don’t want to charge the maximum they can, perhaps because they want all of their fans to have a chance to attend their gigs, or perhaps because they want to establish a long-term relationship with the fans and feel eye-watering prices would turn some away. But as a consequence, when concert tickets go on sale, resellers—using sophisticated bots—scoop up all the tickets at the low price that the artist intended for fans. Let be the...| Arthur Turrell
Our election system is reaching a breaking point.| The Atlantic
At Nerve, whenever I fetch any data from anywhere, I use a GraphQL-style query to do it. Hear me out! Hear me out. I can feel your rage through the screen, but I've been using this approach on a substantial project (i.e. not a toy) and it's been working| The Nerve Blog
The spiritual dynamic of The Block Church changed dramatically when the leadership made the decision to raise up and develop an intercessors ministry.| outreachmagazine.com
The congregation is about 25% white, 40% Latino, 20% Asian and 15% to 20% African American and African. Eighty different nationalities are represented in the church, and 475 people made first-time commitments to Jesus during services in 2024.| outreachmagazine.com
Rather than solely coming alongside communities following major natural disasters, the church decided to use the ministry’s life-saving—and life-giving—equipment year-round.| outreachmagazine.com
“We minister to the broken people in our community through many ministries, and we attract a lot of people who want to join our church because of our ministries,” says Art Ayris, executive pastor of administration at First Baptist.| outreachmagazine.com
Thanks to Kalshi, a so-called prediction market, sports betting is now legal everywhere—even where it isn’t.| The Atlantic
Why are we making those we love most suffer for our weddings?| The Atlantic
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-Introduction- We’ve heard many things about big data. It is a hot topic in many businesses and has the IT industry scrambling for these capabilities. In my earlier post (Mobilizing a Data Driven Organization), I outlined how to ensure your organization is ready, able to scale/extend the benefits, and mature the overall approach. A specific […]| The Organizational Strategist
-Introduction- Big data is a newer, exciting topic. It can mean so many things as it is data driven and that data can come from so many sources. A volume of information is captured all of the time via smartphones, traffic sensors, retail checkouts, and more. In my experience discussing and dealing with it, it […]| The Organizational Strategist
-Introduction- Values comprise the genesis of vision and strategy. These values can be at a corporate level down through an individual level. From clearly identifying one’s values you establish your baseline on orientation, objectives, and interests. This baseline can help gauge market fit, potential alignment with a company (if you’re interviewing or investigating partnership), seek […]| The Organizational Strategist
-Introduction- Businesses grow, markets mature, corporate directions change, product/service portfolio evolves, or other broad ranging factors change rapidly or over time. Encompassing changes like these can have cascading effects and influences in how a business should approach, compete, and operate in their surrounding market environments. During times like that, it is vitally important to keep […]| The Organizational Strategist
-Introduction- I have often heard the saying “culture eats strategy for breakfast”. I flat out disagree with that statement as it assumes strategy has a very limited view and definition. When I hear that I immediately think that whoever says that has strategy poorly defined. -Strategy and Culture- Strategy, as I described it in an […]| The Organizational Strategist
-Introduction- There are many challenges that managers and leaders face when devising and implementing their strategies. There can be a vast array of information present that overwhelms the senses…| The Organizational Strategist
Just as in most other Western nations right now, the centre-right political party here in Australia, called the Liberal Party, is going through an existential crisis. That crisis is particularly relevant because the Liberal Party was founded in 1944, and the demons that beset the party are very largely the same ones threatening the entire … Continue reading "Robert Menzies’ Education System"| Simon Sheridan
I’m prepared to be wrong, but my present best guess is that the “AI” bubble has now reached its peak and is about to unwind. It’s not out of the question that this will trigger a GFC-like financial crisis given the stupendous amounts of money that have been poured into it. If so, the underlying … Continue reading "Could “AI” end the post-industrial economy?"| Simon Sheridan
Recently, I stumbled across the following line on my internet travels: | Simon Sheridan
Electroculture gardening is all over the place right now, but we're about to dive a bit deeper into the science and how to try it out at home| The Garden Glove
This blog is meant to track my creative process, though it mostly records what distracts me from it. Recently, returning to my Tudor Cairn campaign, I found myself thinking about how that game only swam into focus when I began to take inspiration from the landscape that surrounds me. The OSR loves its forests. Cairn […]| Taskerland
A cautionary tale, and a plea for change “But are you strong enough now for a truly big fish?” —The Old Man and the Sea Have you ever had a Big Idea—an idea with the potential to transform the way people think about their society and culture? Imagine that you had such a Big … Continue reading "THE IDEA THAT GOT AWAY"| Thoughts of Stone
The “trans-timeline-traveler” hypothesis for UFOs ____________________________ “If time travel is possible, where are the tourists from the future?” —Stephen Hawking In 1959, at an Anglican mission in the village of Boianai, on the north coast of the mountainous southeastern prong of New Guinea, there occurred one of the best-known examples of what the UFO … Continue reading "TOURISTS FROM THE FUTURE"| Thoughts of Stone
Why most planetary civilizations collapse I didn’t get into video games until I was in my 40s. Oddly enough, it was a historian who triggered my interest. Niall Ferguson, the bestselling author, columnist, TV personality and Stanford professor, penned a 2006 New York Magazine piece, “How to Win a War,” that persuasively extolled the … Continue reading "THE LAST HISTORY AND THE END OF MAN"| Thoughts of Stone
For many years, I attended an annual gathering of folks who wanted to save the Internet for future generations. Aspirational guidance was provided by the metaphor “big hooks:” ones meant for catching big fish. Since I was a kid, my life has always been about big hooks, especially ones that maximize personal and collective agency, […]| Doc Searls Weblog
Tenían arvejas, pero se necesitaba literalmente a todo un pueblo para mostrar su versatilidad. Cuando llegó el primer festival, fue un verdadero esfuerzo comunitario.| Global Voices en Español
Halloween Cupcakes Decoration is the ultimate way to add creativity and spooky charm to your celebrations. As Halloween approaches, festive treats that both taste delicious and look delightfully eerie take center stage. There’s something magical about transforming simple cupcakes into hauntingly beautiful creations. Whether you’re an experienced baker or just starting out, this guide will ... Read more| Cake Decorist
Planning your next spooky celebration? These Halloween potluck ideas will make your gathering hauntingly delicious and stress-free. Whether you’re hosting a party, joining a classroom event, or contributing to a community potluck, this guide has eight easy and festive dishes that will wow your guests. Halloween season is about creativity, flavor, and fun. These potluck ... Read more| Cake Decorist
Last Updated on October 6, 2025 If you’ve been searching for fiber-rich breakfast ideas that are both satisfying and easy to prepare, you’re in the right place. A high-fiber breakfast helps control hunger, supports gut health, and keeps your energy steady all morning. Let’s explore 10 delicious, nutrient-packed ways to kickstart your day. How to ... Read more| Cake Decorist
A cold open is a powerful strategy to pull a reader directly into your story. Ann Handley demonstrates and explains how to do it!| Ann Handley
It’s “Get Out the Vote” Season - aka reminding our communities that there’s an election around the corner! But not all get-out-the-vote has to be a coordinated phonebank or textbank campaign! [...] Read More... The post 8 Practical, Low-Lift Ways to Get Out the Vote (GOTV) first appeared on Nonprofit VOTE.| Nonprofit VOTE
Josh Clark Product leaders call me for all kinds of reasons. Sometimes it’s to help invent and build a next-generation product, other times to train their team in the latest design methods. But lately, there’s one call I get more than any other: “We’re facing a big shift, and we’re not sure what to do next.” The specifics vary but the themes are the same: Why don’t our products and processes work like they used to? What does AI mean for our business and our customers? How do we ...| Big Medium - Full Feed
Until recently, it was really, really hard for systems to determine user intent from natural language or other cues. Hand-coded rules or simple keyword matching made early interpretation systems brittle. Even when systems understood the words you said, they might not know what to do with them if it wasn’t part of the script. Saying “switch on the lights” instead of “turn on the lights” could mean you stayed in the dark. Don’t know the precise incantation? Too bad. Large language m...| Big Medium - Full Feed
Applications that manifest on demand. Interfaces that redesign themselves to fit the moment. Web forms that practically complete themselves. It’s tricky territory, but this strange frontier of intelligent interfaces is already here, promising remarkable new experiences for the designers who can negotiate the terrain. Let’s explore the landscape: You look cautiously down a deserted street, peering both ways before setting off along a row of shattered storefronts. The street opens to a smal...| Big Medium - Full Feed
These mostly hidden life forms have a big role to play in rewilding – and need its support, too.| Rewilding Magazine
One of the most experienced tech policy makers - Alex MacGillivray - offers advice on regulating the real problems of AI.| Ethan Zuckerman
People will take buses and trains only if they feel safe while riding them.| The Atlantic
Americans think a declining birthrate is a bad thing, new research shows. But they'd rather politicians weren't involved in fixing it.| The Persistent
Settler-colonial should be a description, not an insult.| The Atlantic
The rise of an academic theory and its obsession with Israel| The Atlantic
It does not accurately describe either the foundation of Israel or the tragedy of the Palestinians.| The Atlantic
El nuevo memorándum de seguridad de Donald Trump califica a las creencias anticapitalistas como un factor predictivo de violencia política.| Jacobin Revista
El director del programa La Noche de Dieter responde a las preguntas de los socios del Club de Libertad Digital.| Libertad Digital: Ideas
J. C. Rodríguez comenta sobre la poca difusión de las ideas de la libertad en los medios y las posibles razones que han causado esa situación.| Libertad Digital: Ideas
The release of the remaining October 7 captives shows that hope can survive even in the darkest hole.| The Atlantic
Have you ever traveled somewhere to explore it after dark? I have to say, as someone who likes early mornings and normal bedtimes, I’m not always eager to be out too late. However, some experiences are truly worth it! Let’s Talk Noctourism Noctourism is simply a term that means planning your trip around what you… The post Everything You Need to Know About Noctourism appeared first on Samantha Brown's Places to Love.| Samantha Brown's Places to Love
How we spend our time is one of the most important questions facing any mortal creature.1 While you can, with effort, earn more money, you cannot—at least in the course of normal life2—create more time for yourself. As an extensive recent review of the economics of attention points out (Loewenstein and Wojtowicz 2025), the time we have is limited and rivalrous: if you spend it on one thing, you cannot spend it on another. 1 Aren’t all creatures mortal? Perhaps not. Some jellyfish have ...| Arthur Turrell
They might be surprised that the republic exists at all.| The Atlantic
At most, Iran can hope to wound America or Israel when attacked. But its own weapons can never win a war.| The Atlantic
Personal site of author, designer, Automattician, and A List Apart founder & publisher Jeffrey Zeldman. Teaching and writing about web design and web standards since 1995. Also featuring “My Glamorous Life,” “Fifteen Minutes,” and other entertainments.| Jeffrey Zeldman Presents
Our guide to hosting your own fun run will teach you all the ins and outs of fun runs and help you plan a successful fundraiser in just seven easy steps. [...]Read More... from How to Organize a Fun Run Fundraiser in 7 Simple Steps| 99Pledges | Start a fundraiser!
Every dollar raised is another step toward giving students the experiences they deserve, whether it’s a new playground, better technology, or exciting field trips. PTO fundraising is about more than just money; it’s about shaping a brighter future for students. Beyond funding programs and activities, school fundraising fuels a well-rounded education and supports extracurricular activities [...]Read More... from 30+ Awesome (& Profitable) PTO Fundraising Ideas for Schools| 99Pledges | Start a fundraiser!
If your organization is searching for a fundraiser that’s easy to set up, inexpensive to host, and super effective, look no further than a Walk-a-thon! Walk-a-thons bring your community together, promote an active and healthy lifestyle, and can easily be connected to the cause you’re supporting. To host an excellent Walk-a-thon, all you need is [...]Read More... from 7 Walk-a-thon Fundraiser FAQs + How to Get Started| 99Pledges | Start a fundraiser!
Baseball is America’s pastime, with a long, rich history of teaching the values of teamwork and sportsmanship. Like other team sports, baseball helps kids understand how to deal with failures, wins, and personal responsibility. Fundraisers like hit-a-thons allow your sports team to cover costs and deliver these lifelong benefits to every interested player. In this [...]Read More... from 5 Best Tips for a Fun and Profitable Baseball Hit-a-Thon| 99Pledges | Start a fundraiser!
In 2022, causes related to animal welfare and the environment ranked ninth in total donations, raising $16.10 billion. This shows that many people are passionate about these causes and are therefore willing to give their hard-earned money to support them. While this might make you wonder if your animal welfare nonprofit is doing all it can to [...]Read More... from 4 Creative Fundraising Events for Animal Nonprofits| 99Pledges | Start a fundraiser!
Kids’ programming can be expensive, and, unfortunately, often underfunded. Whether you’re working with a school, a local sports team, or a club, the expenses add up. Because these programs can lack funding, it often falls to program leaders like you to raise the extra money needed. At 99Pledges, we specialize in fundraising ideas for kids involved [...]Read More... from 35+ Simple and Effective Fundraising Ideas for Kids| 99Pledges | Start a fundraiser!
Check out our favorite sports fundraising ideas to raise money for your team. Get the whole community involved with these engaging team fundraising ideas.| 99Pledges | Start a fundraiser!
In last week’s post, I referred to what I call the Dogma of Money as one of the three main drivers of modern Western civilisation and its reign of quantity (as Rene Guenon termed it). It’s worth expanding on this idea somewhat because many of the enormous problems facing society at the moment revolve around … Continue reading "Monetising Everything"| Simon Sheridan
The current status of Western civilisation is that we have absolutely no idea what we’re doing, but we’re certain that we must do more of it, and faster. You almost get the impression that the lust for speed is there to prevent a moment of reflection occurring in which the question “why?” was answered by nothing more than silence.| Simon Sheridan
Using aquariums to decorate your home is one of the most rewarding decors you could use. Not only do they offer a calming and relaxing live visage to gaze upon, they also allow us to care for plants and fish within our own living space. But did you know that you are not just limited […] The post Aquarium Coffee Tables appeared first on Fish Care.| Fish Care
The writer understood better than anyone how far the United States was going to fall| New Statesman
Republicans had real grievances with progressive orthodoxy—and are using them to justify drastic reprisals.| The Atlantic
Learn about the 9 types of high profit margin products to sell online; simple, high margin, and built for growth.| FluentCart
An experimental approach is showing – so far – that drones can be an effective means of spreading seed on difficult-to-reach terrain.| Rewilding Magazine
Went through the hottest trends and made this short list of trending products to Sell Online. Enter the market right away and start selling. The post 15+ Trending Products to Sell Online in 2025 appeared first on FluentCart.| FluentCart
Everywhere, people are turning their stories into content, and content into income. They’re building blogs, growing audiences, and getting paid online for that. And you? You’ve been thinking about it,... The post How to Start a Blog: Easiest Beginner-Friendly way (2025 Edition) appeared first on FluentCart.| FluentCart
A U.N. report shows the situation is grim.| The Persistent
Last week, a prominent YouTuber named Quinns released a video about the ENNIE award-winning RPG Triangle Agency. As someone who a) doesn’t regularly watch Quinns’ videos and b) has not read Triangle Agency, I am in no position to speculate on the soundness of Quinns’ remarks but I was dismayed by the reaction to the […]| Taskerland
Ever hear of naked traveling? No? Don’t worry, no one is literally traveling naked!| Samantha Brown's Places to Love
Hysteresis is a weird and kind of ill-defined term from nonlinear dynamics (which is the study of systems whose outputs(s) are nonlinear functions of their input(s).) The gist is that a hysteretic system depends on past values of its input as well the present value. You can't simply| The Nerve Blog
“Our focus is always on reaching the lost and those who are far from God. We just keep honoring God, trying to reach our community, being missional and attractional, and person by person, they keep coming through the doors.” - Pastor Brian McMillan| outreachmagazine.com
Yes, the stimulus was too big. But that’s not the main reason prices are through the roof.| The Atlantic
As WeWork crashes and Uber bleeds cash, the consumer-tech gold rush may be coming to an end.| The Atlantic