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‘Children used to be our legacy, right? They were our chance to cheat death, to pass these little bits of ourselves along. But now we hope it can simply be us.’
Hugh Howey • Shift: Book 2 of Silo, the New York Times bestselling dystopian series, now an Apple TV drama (Wool Trilogy Series)
"We want something that’s very passionate, or boiling, from the get-go. In the past, people weren’t looking for something boiling; they just needed some water. Once they found it and committed to a life together, they did their best to heat things up. Now, if things aren’t boiling, committing to marriage seems premature. But searching for a soul ma... See more
Aziz Ansari • Modern Romance
Kids are sidelined by policy makers, and that creates unnecessary burdens for parents. Most urban planners, Lange said, “don’t make streets safe for kids to cross on their own. They expect you, as a parent, to set aside time to walk your kids to school every day.”
The Atlantic • Cities Aren’t Built for Kids
The music industry is one that has never ceased to have a need(s) for revamping and improvement. It is interesting to see that Goldberg, and I am sure many others, had the vision for a better future back then. Today, we are still grappling with ways to allocate more resources to music creators and incentivize fans but is not an easy task.
Sriram Krishnan • Dave Goldberg on music Music
As married people, we dwell on a spectrum between happy and unhappy, in love and out of love, and we move back and forth on that line decade by decade, year by year, week by week, even hour by hour.
Ada Calhoun • Wedding Toasts I'll Never Give
But modern childhood, in America and elsewhere, is more and more constrained.
The Atlantic • Cities Aren’t Built for Kids
Is the Tech Press Bad? With The Verge's Casey Newton
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