Adolf Loos, a flawed human who had some interesting ideas, some admirable designs, and a streak of degeneracy that undid his reputation as a man but not entirely as a designer and thinker. His work is full of lessons for this age. He was eminently cancellable and yet remains un-cancelled. As with many architects throughout time, one must approach his legacy with strong critical thinking skills. If you are curious, maybe start here:

Ornament and Crime - Wikipedia

good news is news too + it's a cool story

The Astounding Discovery That Could Link Eastern and Western Medicine

The detection of another circulatory system in the human body could have enormous scientific implications.

#ॐ Calming Breathing Pranayama ॐ inhale for 4 counts ॐ hold for 2 counts ॐ exhale for 4 counts inhale: ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ hold: ॐ ॐ exhale: ॐ ॐ ॐ ॐ continue for awhile you will feel great If you feel anxious on your commute, and you can take public transportation to save money and not have to pay attention to the road, calming breathing during the commute will change your life I did this calming breathing pranayama for 8 hours during jury selection it was the best day

Learned a thing or two about my setu, and it's nice to confirm my VPN is doing its job.

Since You Arrived

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A web page that tells you what your browser gave away the moment you arrived. No login, no form, no permission. Most pages do this. None of them te...

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This (albeit very modest) ratio I observed in the comments section of this linked opinion piece from the NY Times is telling. Having even the slightest amount of imagination would, I think, produce a very different conversation, rather than a flat "children: bad; old people laughing at the problems of young people: good" response.

woof #canvas cyber attack https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/07/education/canvas-hacked-down-data-breach.html?unlocked_article_code=1.g1A.1LK1.4cVZLoqI3ZWY&smid=nytcore-ios-share

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