
Abundance and the Evolution of Wonder
We have infinite songs, shows, and images at our fingertips. So why do we keep rewatching Friends?
Our newsletter, where we bring hidden patterns into plain sight. Every week, we explore stories and ideas that help us understand why we are the way we are.
The topics span across business, psychology, history, technology, and current affairs, but broadly, we just write what we'd love to read.
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We have infinite songs, shows, and images at our fingertips. So why do we keep rewatching Friends?

We have infinite songs, shows, and images at our fingertips. So why do we keep rewatching Friends?

This is the story of a long, uncomfortable journey to Abilene, and why we often follow plans we never truly agreed to in the first place.

Two men entered the same race. One chased applause, the other ran from it. Their stories say more about us than we think.

Getty lost despite evidence. Anthropic paid $1.5B for piracy. Two lawsuits, same training data, opposite outcomes—all because of how they sourced it.

This week’s edition is a little different. We’re featuring a guest essay, written by one of our readers - part of our effort to open this space to diverse voices and ideas.

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