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We Don't Need No Innovation
About a year ago, I gave in and bought an Apple Watch. If I'm honest, I'm not really sure what I "gave in" to, because I never really wanted an Apple Watch. What I wanted was to be happier. Specifically, I was looking for

The Presentation of the Selfie in Everyday Strife
The other day, I was catching up some newsletters I subscribe to and perusing the comments. On one newsletter, ostensibly about some very expensive pants but really about the way we engage with trends, I saw a very intense comment from an influencer who seemed to take serious offense to

Technology is Not the Answer
Have you ever had a dream in which you are in absolute danger, and you open your mouth to scream but nothing comes out? Or a dream in which you can hear yourself screaming but everyone around you seems completely unfazed and unaware, as if you were invisible and inaudible?
