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The Omnipresence of Work
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Welcome to a world where work never sleeps.
The Omnipresence of Work Archive ↓ Best Posts All Posts Recent Posts Newsletter Book Courses ↓ Thinking In Stories The Examined Writer Reflections The Omnipresence of Work By Lawrence Yeo Humankind holds power over its creations for one silly reason: The mind doesn’t have an off switch. The mind’s superiority over the iPhone lies not in its computational power, but in its ability to continue thinking well after it has shut the iPhone down. Thought begets thought, and if you allow it to compound enough, it becomes an engine of innovation that produces all kinds of magical things. There is
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