Honestly, I didn’t think Edge Esmeralda would work.
How do you create a temporary “pop-up village” in an existing town and get people to relocate for a month?
… but I was very wrong. 1300 people came and many stayed the full month. It was a smashing success.
wrote up the story about how it happened and what they plan to change for this y…
this. all of this. the #1 reason I am switching to a dumbphone this year is to force through friction that we must call each other. Overcoming the fear that I’ll be disturbing them, instead hoping that they understand that “you crossed my mind” or “I was thinking about you.”
From poinsettia and lily Christians, to Christian nationalists, to those who save their Sundays for mimosas... we look at the changing role faith plays in the lives of US Hispanics in El Buche's latest slow take.
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Texas is [clears throat] a land of contradictions. On one hand, its relatively free electricity market has produced a nation-leading renewables boom. On the other hand, its conservative legislators remain ideologically committed to fossil fuels. I dig in with .
No disagreements with your points here. Most of social media is owned and operated by two of the people least likely to have real friends or influence anyone if they didn't have billions.
“Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority; still more when you superadd the tendency of the certainty of corruption by authority.”
Lord Acton
