We cannot know why millions of couples who might have been tying the knot 40 years ago aren’t doing so today. Cohabitation is a factor. Divorce is a factor. But so is economics.
Derek Thompson, The Death (and Life of Marriage in America
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Posted 13 hours ago
We cannot know why millions of couples who might have been tying the knot 40 years ago aren’t doing so today. Cohabitation is a factor. Divorce is a factor. But so is economics.
Posted 6 days ago
The “social graph” is the inheritor of the great chain of being, the new master metaphor to make everybody’s place in the world fixed and quantifiable. Everything that occurs must have its distinct plotted point in the society that has been reduced to a grid. If it can’t be plotted as data, it probably never happened. If you aren’t on the graph, you don’t exist. Those thoughts you have that don’t get shared? They aren’t real and aren’t a part of who you are in the rewired world.
Posted 1 month ago
“Lake logos have a tendency to be, well, fairly ugly. This project was created to rethink what they could be. One Minnesota Lake. One Logo. Every day.”
