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Development Hell 1066 implied HN points 14 Oct 23
  1. The article discusses the process of developing a project based on Lovecraft's work, starting from an idea nurtured by the author and getting picked up by a producer.
  2. The inspiration for the project came in the wake of the success of the Serial podcast, with the goal of giving a modern twist to a Lovecraft story.
  3. Readers or listeners can access more content and archives of the article by subscribing and accessing a 7-day free trial.
Bentham's Newsletter 98 implied HN points 16 Jan 24
  1. Studying philosophy reveals arguments both for and against theism, particularly in relation to Christianity and the trinity.
  2. Considerations of immortality and the afterlife present interesting puzzles for theism, but they are not decisive arguments against it.
  3. The timing of creation and existence challenges can be addressed by considering concepts such as preexistence or skipping through time.
The Ideaspace 25 implied HN points 28 Feb 24
  1. Building a new thing involves meditating on creation and seeing it as an organic machine with a mystical element. It requires a delicate balance of control and allowing the new thing to reveal itself.
  2. Starting a new project should stem from emotions towards an idea and allowing it to unfold naturally without pushing or completely ignoring it.
  3. Maintaining the authenticity and purpose of a new thing is crucial to its survival. Recognizing that all new things will eventually change or die helps in staying true to its essence.
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Myth Pilot 609 implied HN points 11 Apr 23
  1. The writer is opening paid subscriptions for their newsletter to support their work.
  2. The content provided by the writer is currently free for everyone, but subscriptions are a way to support further creations.
  3. The writer's work includes fiction, cultural analysis, and proposals, aiming to delve into myths, theories, and actions for social understanding and change.
Development Hell 394 implied HN points 14 Apr 23
  1. Starting writing with a minimal checklist can work well, often just needing the first scene, main character, tone, and a few story waypoints.
  2. Exploring the story as you write, rather than planning out every detail in advance, can lead to surprising discoveries and maintain the magic of the storytelling process.
  3. While traditional advice suggests detailed structures and outlines, some writers prefer a more flexible approach, allowing them to uncover new aspects of the story as they go.
Development Hell 98 implied HN points 14 Sep 23
  1. The author prefers Autumn over Summer for creativity and inspiration.
  2. The author uses Substack to publish content about stationery and creativity.
  3. Readers can access more content from the author by subscribing to Development Hell.
Litverse 179 implied HN points 08 Apr 23
  1. The modern curse of productivity is the internet. Creating and inspiration often spark from isolation and focus.
  2. Having too many browser tabs open can cause stress and hinder productivity. Keeping a manageable number of tabs improves the sense of control and productivity.
  3. Switching between apps frequently and having many open tabs can decrease focus and productivity. It takes time to refocus after distractions, so it's important to manage tabs and minimize distractions.
Day One 1298 implied HN points 23 May 20
  1. Systems play a crucial role in achieving dominion and success. Understanding the importance of inputs, processes, and outputs is key.
  2. Leadership starts with self-leadership. To lead others effectively, you must first lead yourself and cultivate admiration from others.
  3. Achieving dominion requires unity, responsibility, and relationships. Synergy and support systems are critical for success.
Autoscriptorium 59 implied HN points 19 Apr 23
  1. Words like 'soligenous' and 'thymogenic' describe creation by the sun and emotions respectively.
  2. The concept of creation extends to words like 'oneirogenous' from dreams and 'nubigenous' that are cloud-born.
  3. Language offers depth with words like 'relinquerous' related to relics and 'oblivegenous' tied to forgetting.
Autoscriptorium 39 implied HN points 22 Feb 23
  1. Creation involves reflecting inner truths and projecting them outward, resulting in something separate from its origin.
  2. Different methods like 'block' or 'pressure' are explored as ways to bring new worlds into existence.
  3. Worlds can be formed through actions like chasing, wiping, or even sighing in sleep.
the rohn report 19 implied HN points 20 Aug 20
  1. The creation of the universe is described as having been completed by God after 6 days of work, as outlined in the Bible chronologies.
  2. Human civilization and history are characterized by curiosity about our origins, storytelling, and the pursuit of knowledge about what it means to be human.
  3. It's suggested that fun, storytelling, and shared experiences are essential aspects of human nature, connecting us to our ancestors' joy in life.
Bold & Open 0 implied HN points 21 Jan 24
  1. Wikipedia's success in attracting volunteers to create millions of articles lies in understanding the hard side of the community, where a minority contributes most of the value.
  2. Volunteers like Wikipedia editor Steven Pruitt are motivated by non-financial factors, such as community recognition, status, and self-expression.
  3. To form a strong community, focus on identifying and engaging the hard side - the minority of highly engaged members who create substantial value, and understand what motivates them to ensure their continued participation.
the rohn report 0 implied HN points 27 Feb 21
  1. Snowflakes are not frozen water, they are frozen water vapor with unique hexagonal structures.
  2. The molecular structure of H2O creates the hexagonal shapes seen in snowflakes, causing natural beauty.
  3. The diverse patterns of snowflakes and the uniqueness of all things in nature demonstrate the commonality of life and the beauty of diversity.
the rohn report 0 implied HN points 06 Aug 23
  1. Creation of the universe was completed on October 22, 4004 BC after 6 days of work by God
  2. The post discusses the creation of the universe and offers a 7-day free trial to read more
  3. To access the full post archives and continue reading beyond the trial, one can subscribe to the rohn report