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Our Current Futuristic Sci-Fi Moment
The folks at the Ringer recently posted a nice piece on our current, not-quite-futuristic, sci-fi television moment. The three franchises he wrote about that I’ve got some investment in: Star Wars via Andor, Star Trek via Strange New Worlds, and … Continue reading
25 Years of Movie Stunt Growth
The folks over at The Ringer recently gave us “The 25 Most Important Stunt Scenes of the 21st Century” (which video clips and anecdotes included). It’s such a great list for me in three ways: it reminds me of movies … Continue reading
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On Stupidity and Swimming
Sometimes Seth Godin’s shortest pieces are the ones that sing the most. He had a couple of great ones this past week, one about stupidity and one about swimming. The one about stupidity (and not being smart) is an interesting … Continue reading
The Tension between Space and Time
It’s not every day that you see a post online that (inadvertently) has something to do with the title of this blog. But that happened a couple of days ago over at Seth Godin’s blog. Here’s how his post called … Continue reading
Good Words from Seth
Seth Godin has had a few resonant posts for me these last couple of weeks that are worth bookmarking and sharing. In this post, he talks about slowing down and speeding up. The post’s last line: Hurry, but don’t rush. … Continue reading
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On Screening Screens
The conversation around smart phones and social media and screens continues, with schools being a primary flashpoint. Two people behind this necessary focus have been Andy Crouch (of The Tech-Wise Family) and Jonathan Haidt (of The Anxious Generation). The two … Continue reading
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Technology and Trust in the Classroom
While I am grateful for a break from school, my heart and mind are never far from the classroom. As the teachers-only portion of the school year ended, I was already brainstorming ways to encourage students to as (better) questions. … Continue reading
On Space and Time
Every now and then, things line up and I come across different internet posts that deal with the topics mentioned in this site’s title: space and time. Seth Godin recently shared his thoughts on the difference between a boundary and … Continue reading
In the Middle
I’ve been thinking about this recent post from Seth Godin a good bit for the last few days. I’ve even referenced it once or twice with friends. It’s not a particularly new thought, but I agree with Godin that we’re … Continue reading
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“The Rare Chance”
Something I appreciate about the thinking of Seth Godin is that he finds a way to blend the possible and the practical. And he crafts some great one-liners in the process. A recent post of his, “On Building a Cathedral,” … Continue reading
Space Enough, and Time 