now that pocket is gone, i'm slowly switching over to instapaper, which is a similar read later app. i don't find it as easy to use, but i'm sure i'll eventually get used to it.
flight home, so movies!
f1, past lives [2023], get out [2017], beyond zero [2020]
Norman doidge - the brain that changes itself: stories of personal triumph groom the frontiers of brain science
vox - Student loans are about to get worse
vox - The stunning reversal of humanity’s oldest bias
the atlantic - My Super-Special 79th Was Not Super Special
sf gate - If you use this word, you’re probably not from California
nyt - For the Future of Water Conservation, Look to ... Los Angeles?
the atlantic - That Dropped Call With Customer Service? It Was on Purpose.
wsj - Inside the Shadowy, Lucrative Business of 'Superfake' Luxery Handbags
the guardian - ‘Do you have a family?’: midlife with no kids, ageing parents – and no crisis
the atlantic - The Myth of the Gen Z Red Wave
"Another distinct possibility is that, going forward, Gen Z will vote
for whichever party is not currently in office. Gen Z is a uniquely
pessimistic generation... If
young people’s attitudes persist as they get older, Gen Z might never
be pleased with how things are going in the country. They’ll want to
“vote the bastards out” in the next election no matter which party is in
power. Compared with the idea of a new and persistent conservatism in
young voters, a generalized pessimism bodes better for the Democrats in
2026 or 2028. But if Democrats regain power, Gen Z might turn on them
once again, repeating the cycle in an endless loop of political
dissatisfaction."
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