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Links: Middle-class pizza, UFOs and the post-password future: Context Collapse #93
Man… the last year was weird, wasn’t it?
I don’t know about you, but I’m not a homebody. I’ve never been someone who likes spending a lot of time at home, I’ve never been someone who stays in a lot. The last year has been a year of staying in a lot.
This is to stay that I’m looking forward to a summer of spending as little time at home as possible. Any excuse for a roadtrip. All the live music, all the comedy, all the baseball games. Taking the toddler exploring everywhere. It’s gonna be magic.
On to the links.
New Futures:
Harry Reid on UFOs in the New York Times.
Internet populism in El Salvador.
The Mormon 21st century.
Tyler Cowen interviews ex-CIA head John Brennan:
Wisdom is derived from the ability to absorb information, and then process it, and then see relationships, and also have almost an intuitive sense of past experiences, and then apply that to future situations.
Advertising/Marketing/PR:
The logistics of offering free cupcakes and beer for COVID vaxes.
Here are some great copywr…
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