Johnathan Hoefler's episode of Abstract on Netflix

An interesting glimpse inside of the mind of one of the preeminent typographers of our time. He'd be a terrible magician though; he revealed all of his tricks!

How The Good Place taught moral philosophy to its characters — and its creators

A deep dive into the tv show The Good Place and how it tackles moral philosophy both for its characters and for the shows viewers.

Looking back to the history of the web

This is a book review on a book I have yet to read, however I can't wait to pick up a copy of it. The book in question is about the history of design on the early web; which in my opinion is severely under studied due to the webs impermanence.

Nightwave Plaza

An internet radio station that I've been listening to lately. They feature a lot of lesser known artists and play a range from vapourwave to future funk. Also its website reminds me of my first computer (which ran Windows 98).

DUMBO SLAPS

This review made me smile. I've always been wary of the live action Disney remakes but if they have to exist so I can get videos like this, then so be it.

BOOKSTORES: How to Read More Books in the Golden Age of Content

This was timely and incredibly insightful. A must watch for anyone who wants to read more (or anyone that likes seeing beautiful bookstores).

404 Page Not Found

An interesting look into the corrosion of internet culture. Especially how the internet has become more homogenized as a result of the shift from a more personal to commercial internet.

An Absolutely Remarkable Thing, by Hank Green

I recently finished reading this, and I have to say I am in love. The way Hank Green writes is weird yet refreshing. Also I’m pretty sure it’s the first time ever a cis man has actually written queer women accurately.

One Million Rosebuds Body Paint, by Arden Rose

Four years later and this video still makes me happy. It’s a beautiful lens into one of many communities on the internet and their collective love and humanity.

Making Sense with Sam Harris #146 — Digital Capitalism

Sam Harris and Douglas Rushkoff talks about the state of digital economy and how humanity fits in. An interesting look at the alternatives to a capitalist internet.

Double Standards and Diverse Media

An interesting look at how marginalized people are disproportionately hit by cancel culture because of a mixture of social biases and a general lack of cultural and financial capital.

Looking Out The Window

An oldie but a goldie. It looks at windows as randomly placed frames that separate us from the outside world. The frame’s contents are constantly changing, yet we have no influence over them.