Seasons and Stagnation
Make like Nature, and grow.| Seasons and Stagnation
My first encounter with a horseshoe crab| Unnerving, Unweaving, Understanding
Our devices are black holes binging on the light and energy of human attention.| Negative Sixty!
Weaning myself off the teat of algorithmic feeds| Manifesting My Ideal Information Diet
It’s not enough to listen and look. Smell, taste, and feel what you read.| Beyond Comprehension
Either satire or a summary of the Internet’s best writing advice| 10 (Ir)refutable Laws of Online Writing
There is nothing more noble in Nature than a glacier.| Beneath Snæfellsjökull
All the information we consume is packaged as entertainment, and our awareness suffers for it.| Our Screwed-Up Sense of Presence
We’re optimized for viral moments, not compelling arguments.| Save Civil Discourse
Be careful communing with Nature. She may shatter your standard of beauty.| Imitation Mountains
The path to unity starts with commonplace humility.| Returning to Civil Discourse
It’s okay that people come and go because the alternative is that you lose yourself.| Intersections and Detours
I am human because I dream. I dream because I am human.| Courtship with the Moon Incarnate
You’ll find beauty everywhere if you explore and create moments of stillness along the way.| Get Going! (But for the Going, Not the Getting)
Each patron is exalted as a temporary exhibit featuring the books in their head.| V1: The Sanctity of the Rose Reading Room
Once we accept that nothing inherently matters, we unlock the freedom to decide what matters.| Thus Spoke the Daniels
If all it means for a romance to be doomed is that you know it will end, then all relationships are doomed. Because everything ends.| Sisyphus in the Sunshine
We get to witness one magical day that gives Cameron the courage to change his course — to take a stand.| Cameron Frye, You're My Hero
Ground your freedom in meaning, and leaven your fate by laughing in its face.| How to Find Harmony Among the Light and Heavy
Each patron is exalted as a temporary exhibit featuring the books in their head.| The Sanctity of the Rose Reading Room
