Back to the Future - by Brian Sholis - Frontier Magazine
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There is an emotional landscape hidden in our most-used apps. Here’s how to explore it.
Hi everyone, The new season of the Frontier Magazine Podcast launches in September and will feature ten exciting conversations with writers, artists and arts professionals, startup founders, and others using creativity to accelerate positive change. Last Friday’s update for supporters announced five of the guests who will be joining us. That post is now unlocked for everyone to read ; click through to find out who we’re speaking with and for updates on other recent stories. On with the show! The apps we use most, and which hold the most data we’ve created ourselves, default to showing us the c
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