Saving the bookstore
This past Monday, I walked by a physical bookstore in a mall and spontaneously
went in to have a look.
The Iron Man problem with technology
I wrote in a recent post that “I’m not predicting impending doom by any means.”
I think I wasn’
How I (used to) travel
I miss traveling. Or more accurately, I miss relocating to different cities
around the world with just a backpack and
The increasing weight of the Marvel universe
(Spoilers ahead. Stop reading if you’re interested in watching Loki and don’t
want to know what happens.)
I
Jimmy’s favorite cities
As I hypothesized in a previous blog post
[https://jimmychen.blog/happy-city-happy-life/], where we choose to call home is
an
Will robots eat your lunch?
I’ve been re-reading Physics of the Future
[https://www.amazon.com/Physics-Future-Science-Shape-Destiny/dp/0307473333/] by
Michio Kaku, and found
The age of deception
I welcome new technology. At the same time, I think it’s worth noting that new
technologies will bring with
The economy, productivity, and us
Among the many valuable resources that Ray Dalio has freely shared is a
30-minute video on how the economic machine
Books I recommend
I read often, and I finish roughly 10+ books each year. "Read more" is advice
that I give
Communities of the future
If nascent technologies were to be embedded into a new community built from the
ground up, what would life there