It's Been a Minute

Why don't your neighbors pick up their dog’s poop?

If you see your neighborhood as an amenity rather than like as a place in which like many people live and have to live coexisting lives, including people who are very different from you, make different amounts of money, people who look differently than you, then like that is a political perspective that is, you know, projected onto the world, and the dog is just a lens at looking at it.

The New York Times

Why Ukrainian Postal Workers Risk Their Lives to Deliver Mail on The Front Lines

Larysa delivers more than just mail. She brings income and also groceries, medicines, the news and a familiar face to chat with for those living in isolation.

It's Been a Minute

The ugly truth of America's expensive homes | It's Been A Minute

The homes that most Americans live in are not designed to make people really have any kind of community or connection or broader place in the world. And so when we watch these homes on TV, I think we get to we get a taste of that.

Daily Stoic

If you want to accomplish something big, watch this Stoic advice

Wisdom is not a solitary pursuit. You have to find your circle. You have to find people that make you better.

Book of the Day

In 'Bad Asians,' a friend group threatens its reputation with a viral video

I was trying to capture that initial innocence that we all had. The sense that you were almost in a private room with your friends rather than having it be this public forum that everyone across the world could attend.