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Critical thinking might be the only thing that matters in an automated world
What's the value of a college education in the age of AI? And why are we gutting institutions still capable of teaching something AI can’t replicate?
Jun 4
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Jenna Park
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Critical thinking might be the only thing that matters in an automated world
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Art matters, but nobody wants to fund it.
Is art a luxury or a necessity? Artistic freedom and the politicization of cultural legacy.
May 14
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Jenna Park
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Art matters, but nobody wants to fund it.
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Niches are for algorithms. Writing whatever you want is just human.
The writing process and the systems we create in.
May 7
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Jenna Park
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Niches are for algorithms. Writing whatever you want is just human.
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At first disillusioned, I was wrong about protesting
The Hands Off protests was a show of unified strength, but the social media discourse on protesting proved that we aren’t exactly united either.
Apr 9
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Jenna Park
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At first disillusioned, I was wrong about protesting
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Gen X was obsessed with anti-sellout culture, but maybe capitalism won after all
Life is really expensive, so does selling out even mean anything these days? On career pivots, career meltdowns, and content monetization.
Apr 2
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Jenna Park
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Gen X was obsessed with anti-sellout culture, but maybe capitalism won after all
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The slow sublime in a city unrushed
Is it possible to live a slow life in a big city? A meditation on subway travel and our relationship with time.
Mar 12
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Jenna Park
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The slow sublime in a city unrushed
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The slow death of consumption. How badly do you want it?
Influencing, de-influencing, and overconsumption. Did the economic blackout work?
Mar 5
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Jenna Park
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The slow death of consumption. How badly do you want it?
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Stand by or stand up. Decide who you are.
The epidemic of fatigue and apathy.
Feb 26
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Stand by or stand up. Decide who you are.
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Can we talk about this horrendous job market?
Employment in your 50s is a wild ride—but so is starting out as a recent college graduate. Sometimes, we're even competing for the same jobs.
Feb 12
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Can we talk about this horrendous job market?
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Build your comfort reserves
One thing we learned from the pandemic is how to cope by turning to our creature comforts, often food. And now, we need to lean into them once again.
Feb 5
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Jenna Park
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Build your comfort reserves
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The world does not revolve around us
How creativity and community is the antidote to despair.
Jan 22
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Jenna Park
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The world does not revolve around us
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A letter to the next generation
Anxiety about the future, while holding space for hope.
Nov 20, 2024
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Jenna Park
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A letter to the next generation
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