things i think about
charlie kubal ⚡️a newsletter [occasionally] on how our thinking shapes the internet and the internet shapes our thinking
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | ckubal.substack.com |
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on the pace of consumption/creation forms, relative attentional demands, and optimal efficiency as a lifestyle
A few years ago, a friend told me a story of a person he interviewed who casually mentioned he was a big reader, and said that he had read 600 books in the last year. This person was not in academia or publishing, but worked in a hospital, ...
on observing & free associating: fresno, 12.29.23
The local coffee shop has pour-over and avocado toast, borrowing the aesthetic of a cafe that could be on Valencia St. As I look closer, the cartoons on the wall have bible verses, and this place, Kuppa Joy, appears steeped in some Christia...
on screen-free time, dedicated attention, and doing one thing at a time
I came to Fresno to try to center myself and get away from screens for four days. I’m trying something new: putting my phone away, completely, aka the opposite of what I typically do, which is reactively reach for my phone any moment there’...
on 'is old music killing new music?'
‘old and new music monsters,’ 2022. apple pencil on iPad. details in acknowledgments
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\ud83d\ude4b♂️ my name is charlie and i live in san francisco. fascinated by the symbiotic relationship of how we shape the internet and the internet shapes us. \ud83c\udfa8 designed software, records, clothing, posters, companies, and a book of hip-hop cartoons
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