Ursula K. Le Guin’s Remedy for Our Resistance to Change – The Marginalian
The most assuring thing about life is that we can change, that things can change, that they are always changing. The most maddening is that […]
Random access | Seth’s Blog
Random access | Seth’s Blog Under each post on my blog there’s a button that says RANDOM. I’ll confess that reading posts […]
If Birds Ran the World – The Marginalian
Soaring hollow-boned and prehistoric over our infant species, birds live their lives indifferent to ours. They are not giving us signs, but we make of […]
Timing your overnight success | Seth’s Blog
Timing your overnight success | Seth’s Blog If it takes three to five years for a project to gain traction, it probably […]
A Tender Illustrated Parable about the Measure and Meaning of Love – The Marginalian
Two of the most dangerous myths we live with are the idea, handed down to us by the Romantics, that in true love two people […]
The Woman Who Mapped Labrador and Revolutionized the Literature of Exploration – The Marginalian
Nothing changes the history of the world more profoundly than changing the landscape of permission and possibility for people — what is possible and permissible […]
Our practice | Seth’s Blog
What do you do regularly? Where do you show up, what do you publish? Who do you ask, and what do you answer to? What […]
The thing about chess | Seth’s Blog
The thing about chess | Seth’s Blog In a typical tournament, you don’t score any extra points for winning with the fewest […]
Filtering ourselves
We don’t use the same language or ideas with an in-law that we do with our bar buddies. When the internet was young, people often […]
Better than the cheap alternative
Frozen pizza changed the game for many pizzerias. If you couldn’t offer something better than what I had in my freezer, what do I need […]
