A summary of what I wrote in 2023 - by Henrik Karlsson

In 2023, I published 37 essays. I’ve spent the better part of the morning going through it all to see what the themes were—it is quite surprising to notice what emerges when you allow yourself to follow your curiosity and intuition for a full year. I wrote a summary of the themes. At the end of this post, there are also some notes on my experience running Escaping Flatland in 2023. The ten most popular posts were: Childhoods of exceptional people Looking for Alice Cultivating a state of mind where new ideas are born Relationships are coevolutionary loops Dostoevsky as lover Being patient with problems Why Sweden punches above its weight in music AI tutors will be held back by culture Two kinds of introspection Internet: a user manual Also, since I didn’t curate a list last year, these were the five most read in 2022: A blog post is a very long and complex search query to find fascinating people and make them route interesting stuff to your inbox Using GPT-3 to augment human intelligenc

In 2023, I published 37 essays. I’ve spent the better part of the morning going through it all to see what the themes were—it is quite surprising to notice what emerges when you allow yourself to follow your curiosity and intuition for a full year. I wrote a summary of the themes. At the end of this post, there are also some notes on my experience running Escaping Flatland in 2023. The ten most popular posts were: Childhoods of exceptional people Looking for Alice Cultivating a state of mind where new ideas are born Relationships are coevolutionary loops Dostoevsky as lover Being patient with