Jaime Redondo Yuste

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on the atlas — 29

highlights — 20

Odysseus decides to become a sin eater,
Opinion | ‘The Odyssey’ Gives Us the Hero We Deserve - The New York Times
by the time the sun reappeared yesterday I was so used to the storm I no longer remembered that I had ever wanted to go to the beach
i always want to tell everyone everything - by Karen Cheung
when we make ourselves endlessly visible, yet remain unseen
is everyone crazy now? - by Lilian - beauty and terror
A lot of times people will develop stories that help them make sense of their life
The Billionaire, the Psychedelics and the Best-Selling Memoir - The New York Times
There is, on the other side of it, a guy who doesn’t have Amy Griffin’s money, power, resources.
The Billionaire, the Psychedelics and the Best-Selling Memoir - The New York Times
When someone in distress reaches out, there’s an obligation to respond. The same imperative should guide the design of new technologies that teens use.
Opinion | Teens Are Using Chatbots as Therapists. That’s Alarming. - The New York Times
life here has never felt the weight of living
these are the days - beauty and terror
We’re learning a different kind of love, and that any love, in practice, isn’t exactly what was sold to us.
these are the days - beauty and terror
Earlier this year, YouTuber and software developer Jeff Geerling strapped 3 terabytes’ worth of flash drives onto a pigeon. (He made sure to wrap them in a plastic bag: “If the bird poops, you don’t want to lose your data.”) The pigeon won against his super-fast gigabit fiber internet.
Pigeons are still (sometimes) faster than your internet - The Washington Post
If everyone “exploited” opportunities where they could benefit and alleviate people’s suffering at the same time, we’d all be better off.
The Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics – Almost No One is Evil. Almost Everything is Broken.
they did something helpful-but-not-maximally-helpful, and thus are open to judgment.
The Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics – Almost No One is Evil. Almost Everything is Broken.
The Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics says that when you observe or interact with a problem in any way, you can be blamed for it.
The Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics – Almost No One is Evil. Almost Everything is Broken.
Here’s a picture of a cat!
A guide to building a great .bashrc | by Zheng Hao Tan | Medium
The internet went from a venue for low stakes experimentation to the place with some of the highest stakes of all.
Beyond the Dark Forest Theory of the Internet | by Yancey Strickler | OneZero
I’m not saying their money is totally wasted — it certainly has some positive impacts — but it could do so much more if the people in charge thought, concretely, about how it was supposed to accomplish their goals.
Theory of Change (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
En su lugar, los activistas movilizan a comunidades enteras y utilizan manifestaciones y experimentos locales para ofrecer a la gente experiencias concretas de cómo las ciudades podrían ser diferentes.
¿Una ciudad para los niños? El activismo está reconquistando las calle - Ethic : Ethic
Extra contact point with less than 12 people
Group Hugging Theory | blog
If one’s sympathy group were composed entirely of nonkin, then these 13–15 friends collectively represent 2,000–3,000 hr of invested time to merely achieve that status, not including time needed to maintain closeness.
How many hours does it take to make a friend? - Jeffrey A. Hall, 2019
In Wave 3, last week’s hours were M hours = 17.72
How many hours does it take to make a friend? - Jeffrey A. Hall, 2019
Time spent talking was not associated with friendship closeness, which does not support H4.
How many hours does it take to make a friend? - Jeffrey A. Hall, 2019