The Devil You Know

A bipedal organism evolved through millennia of hunter-gatherer communities wandering through a late-stage capitalist wonderland.

The hottest Substack posts of The Devil You Know

And their main takeaways

Cuffing Season for the Strong, Independent, Single-Cell Microorganism

19 implied HN points • 03 Jan 24

😂 Humor Satire Parody Comedy

The single-cell microorganism dreams of finding true love and a fairytale romance.
Despite past relationship struggles, the microorganism has evolved into a stronger version of itself and values common interests in a partner.
In cuffing season, the microorganism seeks a partner who is open, vulnerable, and willing to share emotional intimacy.

“Storebought is Fine”...but Handcrafted is Treasured

1 HN point • 21 Jun 24

🎭️ Culture DIY Creativity Value

Handcrafted gifts hold intangible value like time, sweat, and effort that AI-made items may not capture.
Flaws in handcrafted items might make them more valuable, showcasing human touch and effort.
Building and creating seem to be inherent to human nature, reflecting value in handmade and artisanal products.

Has anyone ever noticed...the similarity?

0 implied HN points • 14 May 24

🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Prescription drugs

The post discusses the similarity between the Kumon Kid and Zoloft Adult pipeline.
It mentions the similarities in the branding of Kumon and Zoloft in advertising.
The article explores how prescription drug advertising may potentially mislead consumers.

Singularity in Session: A Class Act on AI in K – 12 Education

0 implied HN points • 03 Jan 24

🚌 Education AI Curriculum Personalization

AI integration in K-12 education can enhance personalized learning and critical thinking skills.
Balancing benefits and pitfalls of AI in education through ongoing research and strategic implementation is crucial.
The current education system should shift focus to assessing utility of information, building diverse knowledge bases, and empowering students as agents of their own learning.