An interesting, and often neglected thought, is that we can only appreciate light if we can see the dark.
Author: Daniel
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“What the Dog Saw” by Malcolm Gladwell
Gladwell presents a vast collection of meticulously researched and well planned. While each chapter is self contained, the chapters cover a broad rand of topics from the Dog Whisper (the book’s namesake) to the fight against cancer.
Interesting tidbit: New York City’s crime rates rank among those of retirement communities.
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Sam Harris: Science can answer moral questions
Harris suggests that we should accept that it is just as possible to have moral experts as we are to have science experts. -
Damon Horowitz calls for a “moral operating system”
Life is full of moral questions and technology is only exacerbating the issue. Horowitz discusses how we should be better in touch with our human selves in order to develop our own personal moral framework. -
Chip Kidd: Designing books is no laughing matter. OK, it is
Kidd lays out some basic and solid design forms.