thinking in public
Rebecca LettyIt’s about the small stuff that’s really the big stuff. Inspired by true events, though, I have a habit of exaggerating, sometimes for drama, sometimes because it's more fun. For the curious, revealing the humour and wisdom hidden in the everyday.
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The Algorithm’s Got You by the Short and Curlies
The problem with algorithms isn’t that they’re wrong - it’s that they’re too right. They anticipate my next move with eerie precision. It’s flattering at first to be understood - until I realise I haven’t discovered anything new in years.
The Rolls-Royce We Never Had
In the late 1970s, I lived in Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia, with my family and our miniature sausage dog, Dolly, in a single-storey white prefab. Our garden was mostly sand, my dad had a thirty-second commute to his office next door, and excitem...
Are You Chasing 15 Minutes of Fame?
We’ve all been there - chasing a viral high, dreaming of riding the wave of thousands of views. But in the process, we often forget to notice the quiet things that don’t need an algorithm to feel important.
The Joy of Almost Nothing
Happy New Year, everyone.
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Hello, Rebecca here - a writer who reads. Thinking in Public is an imperfect newsletter celebrating the homemade, the underdog, and the beautifully wonky moments that make the everyday feel both glorious and unique.
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