A provocative essay arguing that humans weren't given souls by God or genes — we made them ourselves with language, turning sentience into something sacred.
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Get Linkwise - free on iPhoneRichard Hamming's famous 1986 Bell Labs talk on what makes the difference between a great researcher and an ordinary one — the habits, the courage, the daily choices about what to work on.
Leave the door open for the unknown, the door into the dark.
The thesis of every worthwhile midlife crisis: the doors that change your life are the ones you refuse to seal shut behind you.
Sahil Bloom recounts meeting Tim Cook at a 4:45am gym routine in 2014 and observing how Cook maintained the same disciplined habits even after becoming Apple's CEO and achieving massive success. The piece argues that sustained excellence comes from returning to fundamentals and consistent execution, not from resting on achievement.