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— JUNE 2018

Start Small.
Push Back.
 
Part 3 on moral design

Zack Bryant urges us to consider the method and manner of production, as people who pursue moral design for ourselves and for our clients.
WASTE NOT
 
Running after one’s hat
Amid summer floods here in Virginia, we recall this classic essay by G.K. Chesterton, prompting us to approach inconveniences with joy.

Quotidiana

 
Who was Wayne?
In this riveting podcast, a boy in a found photo causes strangers to undertake a decades-long search for his identity.

Reply All

 
The secret economy of animals
Bees and baboons regulate their own biological markets, exchanging goods for services.

Bloomberg

 
As sad or happy as the tide
They are walking in the woods along the coast and in a grassy meadow, wasting, they come upon two old neglected apple trees.

Poets.org

 
Can we dream beyond royalty?
A magnificent essay by Teju Cole, wrestling with identity and the illusions of his homeland.

Medium

 
“An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered.”
— G.K. CHESTERTON

“On Running After One’s Hat”
 
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