Betty White Wasn’t Too Nice. She Was Just Nice Enough.
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It felt sadly symbolic that a year largely defined by its unpleasant moments ended with the death of Betty White, the Nicest Woman In America.When she died Friday at the age of 99 and 347/365ths, Betty White remained what we telescope our mother or grandmother or favorite aunt to have been — a perpetually nice person, always upbeat, never a harsh word about anybody or anything. Without suggesting any negative inside information about Ms. White, that probably underestimates her. It makes her s...

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Happy Public Domain Day! - Cory Doctorow - Medium
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Jan 20
The public domain continues to roar back after decades in a coma.The Duke Center for the Public Domain’s collage of artwork from movies, music and books that entered the public domain on Jan 1.On January 1, 2019 something extraordinary happened. For the first time since 1998, the American public domain got bigger. What happened in 1998? Congress — led by Rep Sonny Bono — extended the copyright on all works by 20 years. Works that had already been in the public domain went back…
Invisible: The Fault Lines of Motherhood - Human Parts
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Jan 16
This Is Us https://medium.com/@catherinevictoriakapphahn?source=post_page-----3a5cdfdf6535----------------------------------- Catherine Kapphahn https://medium.com/invisible-the-fault-lines-of-motherhood-3a5cdfdf6535?source=post_page-----3a5cdfdf6535----------------------------------- Dec 22, 2021·8 min readWe take a few steps from our beds to remote teaching and remote learning, to four desks in three rooms. In our Queens, New York City apartment, we endure lock down, our entry into the pand...
The Most Melancholy Time of the Year - Underestimate Me - Medium
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Jan 8
Sometimes the celebration is beyond our capacity Jessie Waddell Dec 27, 2021 · 5 min readImage by Nickola_Che on Shutterstock As I write this article, it’s noon on Monday 27th of December. It’s the eve of my 31st birthday, and I’m exhausted, but my brain won’t stop running miles. I feel grateful this year because I have this outlet. When my brain gets too busy, I can write, process and make sense of the chaos. Before I started writing, it was…
We Create The Magic Of Christmas - ScottCDunn - Medium
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Jan 6
By Scott DunnWhat we do with this holiday is dependent on the choices we make. https://scottcdunn.medium.com/?source=post_page-----814fbf01eaa8----------------------------------- ScottCDunn https://scottcdunn.medium.com/we-create-the-magic-of-christmas-814fbf01eaa8?source=post_page-----814fbf01eaa8----------------------------------- Dec 24, 2021·4 min read I can remember Christmas in childhood. My mom got these incandescent Christmas lights that would just randomly blink. I loved how those cl...
We Create The Magic Of Christmas - ScottCDunn - Medium
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Jan 4
By Scott DunnWhat we do with this holiday is dependent on the choices we make. https://scottcdunn.medium.com/?source=post_page-----814fbf01eaa8----------------------------------- ScottCDunn https://scottcdunn.medium.com/we-create-the-magic-of-christmas-814fbf01eaa8?source=post_page-----814fbf01eaa8----------------------------------- Dec 24, 2021·4 min read I can remember Christmas in childhood. My mom got these incandescent Christmas lights that would just randomly blink. I loved how those cl...
We Were Always Disposable, and We Can’t Ignore It Anymore
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Jan 4
The truth behind hidden corporate transcripts https://jessicalexicus.medium.com/?source=post_page-----b5074687e9bf----------------------------------- Jessica Wildfire https://index.medium.com/we-were-always-disposable-and-we-cant-ignore-it-anymore-b5074687e9bf?source=post_page-----b5074687e9bf----------------------------------- Dec 20, 2021·6 min readPhoto: Shi Min Teh/Unsplash “It’s just a warning.” That’s what a supervisor told a delivery driver for a certain mega-company run by a guy who m...
Exactly What Makes Christmas Trees Smell So Good? - Everyday Science - Medium
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Jan 3
Take a sniff of this Christmas tree chemis-tree Rosie Alderson, PhD Dec 22, 2021 · 5 min readPhoto by Sandra Seitamaa on Unsplash A couple of winters ago, I travelled to the ski resort of Levi, in Finland. Nestled in the arctic circle, the landscape is awe-inspiring— great swathes of white, punctuated only by majestic snow-laden trees and small, charming settlements populated with cosy wooden buildings.
In Losing The Village We Abandoned Society’s Parents
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Jan 2
Parenting And SocietyIncreasingly independent lifestyles aren’t good for all of us, and especially not for families. https://medium.com/@RhianninB?source=post_page-----dcfd0a1da74d----------------------------------- Rhiannin Bunney https://gen.medium.com/in-losing-the-village-we-abandoned-societys-parents-dcfd0a1da74d?source=post_page-----dcfd0a1da74d----------------------------------- Dec 17, 2021·10 min readPhoto by Benjamin Manley on Unsplash It takes a village to raise a child. I had a ve...
Who Was ‘First’ with a Big Idea? It’s Often Hard To Know
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Jan 1
Thanks to the phenomenon of “multiples” https://clivethompson.medium.com/?source=post_page-----d64291cea550----------------------------------- Clive Thompson https://marker.medium.com/who-was-first-with-a-big-idea-its-often-hard-to-know-d64291cea550?source=post_page-----d64291cea550----------------------------------- Dec 22·6 min readGuglielmo Marconi invented radio in the 1890s — but so did Nikola Tesla and several others. (Photo by Nicolas Buffler) I recently wrote about the history of “pin...
What philosophers think, 2020 edition - Philosophy as a Way of Life - Medium
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Dec 31
https://philosophyasawayoflife.medium.com/?source=post_page-----3419f18bb86f----------------------------------- Philosophy as a Way of Life https://philosophyasawayoflife.medium.com/what-philosophers-think-2020-edition-3419f18bb86f?source=post_page-----3419f18bb86f----------------------------------- Dec 16·9 min read[image: the “Thinker” by Rodin outside Philadelphia’s Rodin Museum, Wikimedia; this is essay #351 in the Philosophy as a Way of Life series] Philosophy, contra popular opinion (ev...
NFTs Are Critical for the Future of Art - OneZero
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Dec 29
I know what you’re thinking, but hear me out, if only so I can tell you about Yatreda, Noah Kalina, and Julie Blackmon https://ellisbrooks.medium.com/?source=post_page-----47229311dcf8----------------------------------- Ellis Brooks https://onezero.medium.com/nfts-are-critical-for-the-future-of-art-47229311dcf8?source=post_page-----47229311dcf8----------------------------------- Dec 17·15 min readJulie Blackmon, Homegrown Food (2012). Pigment print available at Edelman Gallery. Also minted as...
An Extended Break From the Rat Race Has Changed My Life
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Dec 27
10 lessons learned that I never want to lose https://medium.com/@lindacastrilli?source=post_page-----942da44c924----------------------------------- Linda Castrilli https://index.medium.com/i-took-an-extended-break-from-the-rat-race-here-are-lessons-learned-that-i-never-want-to-lose-942da44c924?source=post_page-----942da44c924----------------------------------- Dec 16·6 min readPhoto: GettyImages In the spring of 2021, I left the corporate job I had been in for the prior seventeen years. It wa...