Sari Azout

on the atlas — 10

• SOCIAL – Figma1 savers
• Billy Oppenheimer on Twitter: "The world-famous chef David Chang has a “Unified Theory” of Taste. As Chang was building his culinary empire, he began to realize that his most popular dishes all had something in common. To illustrate this commonality, Chang references the "taste memory" scene in Ratatouille:… https://t.co/xehiec8DPT" / Twitter1 savers
• Pharrell and Rick Rubin Have an Epic Conversation | GQ - YouTube2 savers
• freaks and geeks - box of rain - YouTube1 savers
• The Looking Glass - by Julie Zhuo - The Looking Glass1 savers
• Sublime landing – Figma1 savers
• Sort By Controversial | Slate Star Codex6 savers
• Choose Good Quests - by Trae Stephens and Markie Wagner44 savers
• The Everything manifesto: A thought experiment for the next billion seconds | by IAM | IAM Journal | Medium1 savers
• The Untapped Potential of Less | Future1 savers

highlights — 2

• Freedom People think freedom is the power to change what you dislike about the world around you. You can quit a job you hate. Leave a person who hurts you. Switch cities for a change of scenery. Chop your hair for a new look. What freedom actually is: the power to change what you dislike about yourself.

  The Looking Glass - by Julie Zhuo - The Looking Glass

• The Japanese tested their bioweapons on Chinese prisoners. The Tuskegee Institute tested syphilis on African-Americans. We were either nicer or dumber than they were, because we tested Shiri’s Scissor on ourselves. We had a private internal subreddit where we discussed company business, because Brad wanted all of us to get familiar with the platform. Shiri’s problem was that she’d been testing the controversy-network on our subreddit, and it would just spit out vacuously true or vacuously false statements. No controversy, no room for disagreement. The statement we were looking at that day was …

  Sort By Controversial | Slate Star Codex