Exploring how modern society struggles to embrace leisure without productivity, and why this matters for well-being and culture.
The Lost Art of Leisure
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The Bear Makes Its Last Seconds Count
The final episode of ‘The Bear’ concludes with positive resolutions for the characters, emphasizing growth and renewal amid high-pressure storytelling.
Why I email complete strangers
Exploring the significance of reaching out to strangers via email, its enduring nature, and how it fosters genuine human connections.
Candor as a Moat: A Critical Reading of Dario Amodei and Anthropic
A June 2026 critique says Anthropic’s safety candor may also protect its market position after a U.S. model suspension.
Outcome-First Decisions: Keep, Change, or Kill
Thorsten Meyer AI has published an AGPL-3.0 framework for deciding whether initiatives should be kept, changed, or ended.
One Model, a Whole Portfolio: What Ten Days on Fable Mean for a Business Building on Frontier AI
Thorsten Meyer AI says a ten-day Claude Fable 5 sprint advanced 30-plus systems before a suspension exposed AI platform risk.
Architecture acts as “silent guide” at Mexico City yoga studio by Talo Atelier
Talo Atelier designs a yoga studio in Mexico City where architecture serves as a ‘silent guide,’ enhancing the spiritual and physical experience.
IdeaClyst: The Validation Council
Thorsten Meyer AI introduced IdeaClyst, an MIT-licensed tool that uses Claude and Codex to stress-test product ideas before roadmap decisions.
Doing nothing at work
Exploring how intentional downtime and minimal effort can lead to high-impact outcomes in engineering roles.
The Apparent Mental Causation of Science and Pseudoscience
Examining how recent research challenges the notion of free will and mental causation, impacting scientific and pseudoscientific claims about human agency.
