The Long Middle In a world where beginnings are frictionless and exits carry no cost, staying demands a kind of commitment that no longer feels supported by default.
The View from Daily Provisions, and Other NYC Musings Three weeks in New York, a good café, and black coffee by the window. My wife works across from me, focused and beautiful. Outside, the city moves fast. Inside, it’s loud investment advice, thoughts of bookstores, and a quiet plan to maybe open one someday.
Does Social Media Actually Make Us Better Readers? Inspired by a recent piece in The New Yorker, here’s why reading posts isn’t the same as reading books.
The Cost of Stability: 11 Years After the IPO Change is inevitable, and it often causes discomfort. While I welcome certain changes—like the transition from winter to spring—I find that professional changes, often sudden and without agreement, are the ones that truly affect our lives. Whether it’s a company laying off employees or changing policies that
Chatarra Digital y Soledad Real: Cómo la IA nos aísla en una marea de contenido sin valor. No sé qué me da más temor: la falsa información sobre la capacidad actual de los sistemas de inteligencia artificial o el potencial que podrían tener en un futuro cercano. Las compañías que están al frente de esta revolución alegan que estos sistemas curarán enfermedades que hoy no tienen cura
Le Beurre Bordier and the Joy of Watching Paris Go By Four Days in London: A Quick, Rainy Delight Our days in London were well spent. We did a lot and visited several new places during our four-day visit. Although it rained at times, it didn’t affect our itinerary or, more importantly, our mood. As I’ve said before, London
London in Four Days: Culture, Cinema, and a City That Keeps Surprising While I’ve always loved the rich diversity that only big cities can offer, our recent trip to London and Paris reminded me why. Where else can you find contrasting architectures—old and new—access to all sorts of cuisines, live entertainment, and more? The least fitting adjective for such