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For a few years in the late 1940s the two most careful minds alive walked home together most days.
Kurt Gödel had the office along the corridor from Einstein at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, and they walked back across the...
In 1970 a peat cutter called Ray Sweet was clearing a drainage ditch in the Somerset Levels and found planks in the ground.
They turned out to be a walkway. Nearly two kilometres of it, oak planks laid along crossed pegs driven into a mars...
Ed Note: This is the second half of a pair. The first, The Swiss Disease, was about losing home. This one is about the only thing I have found that builds it. You can read them in either order, but that one has the hinge in it.
On 20 Febru...
The surgeon’s problem was the paperwork.
He had a boy in front of him, nineteen or twenty, a pikeman out of one of the alpine cantons, and the boy would be dead inside a fortnight. That part was not in question. What the surgeon could not...
Friend,
I want to take something away from you, and I think you will feel lighter afterwards.
Every conversation about the state of the world runs on a shared assumption: that the system is broken. Broken food system. Broken politics. Bro...
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Malte Writer. Systems thinker. Building at the intersection of climate, technology, and human flourishing. Based between Berlin and Istanbul.
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