Notable Reads for 12 Jul 🔗

Uncharacteristicly quiet this week. Or, more like listening to what others are/aren’t doing in this space more intensly if there’s more to be said about it. The weekly long-form missed for paying attention to these trends has allowed some deeper thoughts about what it means to be forward. In one conversation, reflecting on the executive need for adding more time to the day meant looking again at what this effort is supposed to produce. In another, it has been about addressing some base tech skills so that data analytics and personal security aren’t missed as other efforts to move forward happen. That leads to similar endings at this point — links which have said things which matter. Beyond these, the conversation and effort continues to cut a different way forward.

Here’s what has caught my attention this week:

• The Man Who’s Going to Save Your Neighborhood Grocery Store
• Brain surgeon: There’s no point wearing bicycle helmets via CNET
• Nothing Kept Me Up At Night the Way the Gorgon Stare Did
• Mercedes Thieves Showed Just How Vulnerable Car-Sharing Can Be - Bloomberg
• Better Public Schools Won’t Fix Income Inequality - The Atlantic

Last week’s notable reads 🔗 can be found here.

There were no new pieces this week, yet there’s been a ton posted this year. Here are a few favs:

• What I Do Exactly
• Ethical UX AS a Social/Security Vector
• Connectivty As Wellness
• Human Factors of Efficiency

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