The paradox of tolerance. Karl Popper and the extinction of the… | by Nate Sowder | Oct, 2025

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Press enter or click to view image in full size Philosopher Karl Popper The moral armor of tolerance Popper saw tolerance as a civic safeguard. That means a system designed to protect disagreement so reason could do its work. But somewhere along the line, tolerance stopped being a discipline. Let’s look at where things are … Weiterlesen

7 Holiday Marketing Ideas for Freelancers to Stay Top-of-Mind

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The holidays aren’t just about gifts and time off. For freelancers, they’re also about relationships — strengthening them, celebrating them, and yes, keeping yourself on your clients’ radar when inboxes are bursting with cheer (and marketing emails). The key? Thoughtful, personal touches that say I value working with you — without draining your bank account or your … Weiterlesen

The horrors of designing for omniscience | by Tristan Free | Oct, 2025

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Horror #2: Granting unearned ‘God mode’ Imagine you’re facing the cockpit of a commercial aircraft. These systems are built on a design ethos that assists users in their decision making, and have set up parameters to check human choices given environmental factors. Now, consider for a moment, while activating another control, you accidentally activate the … Weiterlesen

Hoping for the long-term. An interview with Alexander Rose. | by dave hoffer | Oct, 2025

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Time is money. Move fast and break things. Crunch time. We hear these idioms repeated, and to many, they become true. You can live your life by these sayings if you like. I prefer: “Time is a fluid condition which has no existence except in the momentary avatars of individual people. — Virginia Woolf” Woolf … Weiterlesen