Booksology The game has shifted. Your parents can’t convey the difference between AI videos and reality. My local bagel shop uses AI-generated images when iPhone photos work better. Anyone can look capable. Fewer people are capable.
It creates an old, slow field worthy of your life.
This: “The book will raise your attention.
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And this is the whole ball game:
If I could think about it, I realized that AI would be a multiplier. If not, AI will simply amplify the mistake.
Those who have built strong foundational capabilities that can be read in depth will use these tools as an extension of existing strength.
AI and Infinite Scroll stay here, eroding critical thinking skills and reducing brain activity.
Big Book Season is the best author profile season
I didn’t want to be fascinated more than this day I sat down to discover New Yorker Patricia Lockwood’s profile is already beyond the level that we expect from Patricia Lockwood’s profile and Jia Tolentino, who reviewed Elizabeth Gilbert’s new memoirs. It’s a truly original pairing and my hat leaned farther towards the editor who assigned it. These works are for gentle, rich texts to be placed.
Hedda Gabler gets a sly new spin
Boring, rich women with time in hand have always been bad news. When Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gableter first hit the stage in 1890, it remained true in a new adaptation directed by Nia Dacosta, starring Tessa Thompson. Ibsen’s story about a wealthy woman who feels trapped in her marriage (at best) her vague (at best) restlessness about the outlook of motherhood creates confusion in the lives of another couple. The Dacosta and Thompson update brings Header’s oppressed desires to the forefront by lesbian love triangles and friends.
Overrated Romance Classics (and what to read instead)
The notebook is wandering here, but I’m not mad about it. Here are five overrated romance classics (some of which are not even romance technically) and what to read instead:
