p.s. The main project these days:

That is, while originality is a conventional estimation of value, the ways work like this contributes to a larger whole, and the ideas of many of us are aligned has another kind of value. We are abandoning an old worldview and building a new one.

And this trio is what I've been excited to read. Hope and Awe I'm mostly done with, and Joy I'm just starting. Dacher Keltner's Awe in particular has really changed my thinking, and allowed me to reorganize my understanding of my life, work, pleasures, and passions in new ways. As I like to say, we're in a literary golden age--and with these three, more than that. I can feel in the two new ones (Awe and Joy) the ways we are together reshaping how we understand the world and ourselves...

And this trio is what I've been excited to read. Hope and Awe I'm mostly done with, and Joy I'm just starting. Dacher Keltner's Awe in particular has really changed my thinking, and allowed me to reorganize my understanding of my life, work, pleasures, and passions in new ways. As I like to say, we're in a literary golden age--and with these three, more than that. I can feel in the two new ones (Awe and Joy) the ways we are together reshaping how we understand the world and ourselves...

Spring came while I was neglecting you....

While I was fact-checking a James Baldwin quote I went to the source. Here's his words, 1962: Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. NYT....

@bedwardstiek thank you! Lovely to be here! Once I figure it out....

I hope to do more here when I have a moment to figure things out; in the meantime, thank you everyone!