Humanities Crash Course Week 41: What Moves Us | Jorge Arango
Learning about memory and motivations from two classic novels.| Jorge Arango
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Diving into a deeply painful and destructive moral failing: prejudice.| Jorge Arango
A taxonomy of five kinds of traps that can keep you from gaining traction — and how to avoid them.| Jorge Arango
Transcendence as a way to cope with the drabness of everyday life.| Jorge Arango
Learning about memory and motivations from two classic novels.| Jorge Arango
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Unpacking a trait essential for gaining traction.| Jorge Arango
Connecting with meaning by transcending cultural conventions.| Jorge Arango
How to turn handwritten notes into Markdown — on your computer.| Jorge Arango
Learning about agency and ethics from a 200-year-old novel (and not its more famous film adaptation.)| Jorge Arango
Exploring a key question: How do you decide when it’s time to let go?| Jorge Arango
Perennially relevant lessons about liberty and bottom-up organization from two classic texts.| Jorge Arango
Exploring the unreasonable pursuit of personal passions via works of fiction and meta-fiction.| Jorge Arango
Thoughts on a classic philosophical novel with an undesirable stance toward undesirable circumstances.| Jorge Arango
Thoughts on moral responses to prejudice and injustice spurred by Shakespeare and Spike Lee.| Jorge Arango
An approach to using AI to re-categorize content in a 1,200-page website.| Jorge Arango
If you're only going to read one book about AI, this is the one.| Jorge Arango
Embarking on a year-long journey to explore the classics with the help of AI and a curated reading list.| Jorge Arango
