goo & prickle
Ida Josefiina, Samuel Arbesman, Jerry MichalskiSense-making about human nature, technology, and how we all relate to each other and the world around.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 26 | Subscribers | Read | gooandprickle.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Cosmic optimism
Let me start by saying that I am not formally educated in philosophy, metaphysics, or any humanities for that matter. In fact, I’m not formally educated in anything beyond a high school degree (a certificate, by the way, that would not elic...
AI: The blue or the red pill?
Jerry and I’ve had several conversations over the past two years about tools for thinking, knowledge sharing, and creativity. We recently reconnected and had a lot of new material to cover so we decided to hit record and make it public.
A stream of consciousness on creativity
I’ve been exploring the concept of creativity a lot lately. Almost from a child-like perspective — half the time feeling as if I was getting introduced and familiarised with the idea as if I had never encountered it before. ‘Creativity’ has...
EP.05 Samuel Arbesman on objectives vs serendipity
In this episode, Sam and I chat about his somewhat unconventional career path that led him to becoming a Scientist In Residence at Lux Capital, how institutions could support more alternative and unconventional roles for thinkers, we talk a...
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cosmic optimist
Scientist in Residence at Lux Capital, and author of "The Half-Life of Facts" and "Overcomplicated." I'm ensorcelled by wonder.
Pattern finder. Context weaver. Trust advocate. Strategist. Curious as all get out.
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