Meaning Lab
Cody KommersCogsci, novels, travel, AI, etc
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 166 |
| Subscribers | Read | codykommers.substack.com |
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Decisions do furnish a life
Last week I wrote about Wellness, the book I've recommended most over the past year. But of the books I finished in the last calendar year, it wasn’t my favorite. Without a doubt, that would be Portrait of a Lady by Henry James.
The Meaning Effect
The book I’ve recommended most over the past year is Nathan Hill’s latest novel, Wellness. I don’t like to make general recommendations. I think people are often too quick to recommend a book just because they’ve read it, rather than consid...
Bad is stronger than good
In 2001, the psychologist Roy Baumeister and his colleagues published a paper that’s become a modern classic in the field. It’s called “Bad is Stronger than Good.”
#108: Humanism and the conversation of the ages (feat. Sarah Bakewell)
Ludwik Zamenhof was born in 1859 in a small city in Poland. His family was Jewish, and the area he grew up in also had factions of Germans, Russians, and Poles, all of whom mutually distrusted one another. During his childhood, Zamenhof dev...
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Cody finished his PhD in experimental psychology from Oxford in November 2022. He writes and hosts the Meaning Lab blog/podcast. He currently splits his time between London, Saigon, and Seattle.
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