Two. Friction is the feature Notice … | Hunter Gatherer 21C
A perfectly frictionless life is subtly deadening, because it leaves you nothing to push against.
This series on the benefits of analog is Nicholas Bate at his best.
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by Patrick Rhone, Master Generalist
Two. Friction is the feature Notice … | Hunter Gatherer 21C
A perfectly frictionless life is subtly deadening, because it leaves you nothing to push against.
This series on the benefits of analog is Nicholas Bate at his best.
I’ve really been enjoying this new YouTube show, One Question with TK. I don’t know many of the guests but the premise is so interesting and the conversation so fascinating it doesn’t matter. Highly recommended.
Dense Discovery #401: Your call is important to us
Technology has stopped being the thing that connects us to people and became the thing standing in for them.
Nailed it.
On Sunday, Beatrix will walk out of the arena at Circus Juventas for the last time, and that thought has me up early this morning. It’s not like I did not know it before, but it’s hitting especially hard.
Same.
Same Shoe, Different Factory: Who Makes Your Running Shoes
Only two major running brands still own their factories. The rest rent from the same pool of contractors. Many do so with no commitment past the current order.
Very interesting and informative. It’ll certainly change how I think about running shoes.
Nicholas Bate of Hunter Gatherer 21C with an important reminder:“You were, for long stretches, simply out of reach.”
Things The French Find Completely Bizarre – Kimberly Wheeler
Not every thought needs to be announced.
Not every moment needs to become content.
Not every silence needs to be filled.
I think the French have it right.
Congrats to Manu Moreale on 150 interviews completed for his wonderful People and Blogs series. I was honored to be one of those 150.

Beatrix is on the banner for this year’s summer show at Circus Juventas, Whimsy. There are still tickets available. So, if you’re local you should come see Beatrix in her final circus performances before she heads off to college.
A Catch-Up Sunday is Like a Small Project Sunday — Bethany Gladhill
It was the kind of day to feel incredibly grateful for the friends and family we have, and the richness of the garden.
Indeed.