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The hidden, toxic narratives shaping teenage boys today
https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/its-getting-harder-to-raise-a-boy-today
Greater peril today especially since these are dangers that are hidden.
| 2 | https://www.straitstimes.com/life/entertainment/the-odyssey-sparks-imax-stampede-and-a-backlash
For the discussion about technology and the arts. On the one hand, the communicative technology available means more people can watch the Odyssey eventually on streaming platforms. On the other hand, the technical technology becoming so sophisticated that using 70mm to shoot the Odyssey excludes populations that do not have theatres that can screen 70mm film to watch it in the way that it was shot. Granted cinema goers can still watch the movie, but the divide does exist. | 270 |
| 3 | https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSXgqKUUe/
Is data / statistics / math a reliable solution? It depends. I love this economist’s demonstration of when these methods of logic can go wrong. | 302 |
| 4 | https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/chatgpt-ai-change-way-students-write-concerns-6237431
Though it might sound like we're flogging a dead horse, why you should think twice about AI for learning. | 436 |
| 5 | https://www.ctdsb.net/c1666_202607/2793695.html
(Used the translate function in your browser if you’re mandarin-handicapped like me)
We’ve spent half a decade killing each other with newfangled drones, corporations pouring money in to improve product and jacking up price when demand surges.
So it’s nice to see when the same tech can be used to save lives, and the same companies can behave in humane manners to serve our collective interests.
Consider what this tells you about the way technology and companies operate. | 445 |
| 6 | https://theconversation.com/why-bonnie-from-toy-story-5-resonates-with-so-many-neurodivergent-families-286160
How animation is more than just for children and Pixar doing that very well. | 343 |
| 7 | https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/mountbatten-pavement-art-power-washing-singapore-creativity-6200476
Scold first and ask questions later...is it part of our DNA or is it possible for us to be less reactive and more empathetic? | 431 |
| 8 | https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSxueeYEA/
From taking territory to taking appointments, stocking munitions to stocking pamphlets, recruiting soldiers to recruiting…interns?
This week’s J1 CA also covered the fogginess of who constitutes a terrorist because victors write history. Extremists of a given today who win their wars and survive long enough eventually legitimise and become just another power of a given tomorrow (just ask any revolutionary government).
Now we get to see the wackiness of how the Taliban go through this process. | 222 |
| 9 | https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSxaaGnuT/
Yet another domestic terror attack in the US. There has clearly been a marked rise in self-radicalised extremism all across the world, so following along with this week’s CA for the J1s, consider why. What about the world as it is now is driving people to more violence for a cause? (And remember that it’s probably not just one thing either) | 269 |
| 10 | CNN on TikTok
Public health is a product of not just good science and tech, but also effective policy making, educated citizens, and adaptable cultures.
We’ve covered the public distrust and cultural clashes that’ve plagued Ebola policy in Africa before (though the last time these issues arose circa 2015 it was in West Africa, now it’s in Congo, well outside the previous epidemic range). Since then, the same fundamental problems have persisted, a product of how we as a species choose to deal with diseases. | 275 |
| 11 | https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSxBLjaMn/
China so far ahead on public policy they have job placement programs for their stray cats
Jokes aside, consider how this serves as an example of the possible intersect between the interests of business / tourism and environmentalism / animal rights.
https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202601/14/WS696797dfa310d6866eb33bf7.html
Unfortunately, reporting on this park is right now still limited to Chinese sources, so it will likely take time for us to get a more comprehensive understanding of the situation on the ground (though preliminarily, giving every visitor treats to feed strays brings up at least some concerns in this reader) but at least at first glance, the idea is sound in principle. | 308 |
| 12 | https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSxRCqGFB/
Modern meritocracy rewards and promotes efficiency, profit margins, KPIs - after all, how else would we determine objectively, fairly, and comprehensively who among us is worthy of reward?
Unfortunately, this system also tends to select against method and pursuits that don’t prioritise or that are not the most efficient, profitable, or KPI-maximised.
The subindustry of stop-motion animation died the day the 3D modelling arms race took off - meritocratic-capitalistic competition between individual animators and whole studios selecting against a slower more labour-intensive (some may say wasteful even) art form.
But it survives in the space where efficiency, margins and KPIs don’t matter - sponsored and practiced by the rich, by the nepo babies who don’t have to worry about a boss hounding them for results.
Reflect on what this tells us about the inherent tensions that exist in the artistic space when it comes to how we value and reward talent. | 319 |
