"Even if Fox News ultimately loses the Dominion lawsuit, I would not expect its audience to abandon it. After all, the network remains willing tell them what they know to be true—even if it isn’t," writes @AdamSerwer: https://t.co/bu2AgNoQ8t
The exact departure date and location of the ship carrying the James Webb Space Telescope to its launch site are being kept secret, because the relevant funding agencies didn’t put “ransom for pirates” in their already too-large budgets. https://t.co/nEL6qfU3cV
From @Breakingviews: Tending to electronic communication makes us miserable and less productive, Cal Newport argues in 'A World Without Email'. But even if email is defeated, interruption by pervasive digital messages seems here to stay, writes @LJucca https://t.co/sadJ6oYnbH
A drone operator shot a short video in a Minneapolis bowling alley to rally support for the business. It was viewed hundreds of thousands of times on social media and won high praise from Hollywood directors. https://t.co/1hzsXQa7ev
Personal-productivity systems like Getting Things Done don’t address the insidiously haphazard way that work unfolds at the organizational level; they only help individuals cope with its effects. https://t.co/hAFneCyS2v
"What is especially useful to remember about the Dreyfus affair now is the point of no return it represented, the repugnant embrace of lies by one half of society, educated people who were not ignorant but who had simply ceased to care." https://t.co/XFpbgrXusu
Something that I don’t think is well understood is that when someone says they’re busy, they’re not always talking about a full schedule. Sometimes they’re talking about a full mind. Just cause your schedule is open doesn’t mean you’re free.
The ‘hyper-responsible’ citizen is one who above all is aware that, in a digitally interconnected society, we all have the moral obligation to believe only what we have diligently investigated https://t.co/JvDccrzoad