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It’s sort of the opposite of “cued.” In addition to being delightful to spell, the idea of work that’s queued up is energizing. The chapter ahead…

When architects show off their work, or propose a bold new building complex or even ask for a zoning variance, the public sees the external photos.…

Choose either one: When a new technology comes out, review it breathlessly. Explain without nuance or caution how it will instantly change the world. Go into…

If you’re a writer, it probably doesn’t pay to chop down trees and make your own paper, or even to set up a little machine shop…

The illusion of concern | Seth’s Blog When organizations reach scale, digital interactions belie our expectation that someone in charge actually gives a damn. Once there’s…

Problems and the clover | Seth’s Blog Systemic and existential problems dance their way through three circles: If it’s not solvable, we’ll pretend it’s not a…

The Brookings Institution did a fascinating survey series over the last five years. I have two takeways from this: The first is that focused and persistent…

Community resources are easy to take for granted. Unevenly distributed, they’re the sort of thing we miss only when they’re gone. Invisible things are easy to…

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,…