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In North America, tipping is an unfair system built into the status quo by law. Restaurants aren’t allowed to easily spread tips around, and as a…

The first group cares about the policy. They benefit from it. They’ve organized themselves around it. The second group cares about stability. They have limited bandwidth,…

Sooner or later, we benefit from being well-published. Publishing has nothing to do with printing. It’s the act of taking risks to bring a new idea…

“I’ve never seen you paint” | Seth’s Blog … said the collector to the painter Jasper Johns. “Neither have I.” Watching is different than doing. Trying…

They’re risky (unknown territory leads to unforeseen outcomes) and a very recent phenomenon. A kid dropped off at pre-school, a new boss, a food you’re not…

A cup of coffee costs far more than a glass of water. That’s true even though we can’t live without water. (Most) people can live without…

Jump in the lake | Seth’s Blog The waters of Buck Lake are cool and clear and restorative. All summer, it’s tempting to go for a…

All customers are the same | Seth’s Blog [and all customers are different.] Customers are why you’re here. They pay the bills and they are the…

There are no city buses with just four seats. And none with 400 seats. We get to leverage the driver’s effort if we put in a…

As slow as possible | Seth’s Blog A six-hundred-year-long organ recital is going on, and today marks a change in notes. If you miss it, the…