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On girl(woman)hood: Part I

The Next Chapter • 2 implied HN points • 27 Dec 23
🎭️ Culture Family School Tech
  1. Girlhood can be fun and enjoyable with self-expression through fashion and beauty.
  2. Puberty can bring uncomfortable changes and societal pressure, shifting the experience of girlhood.
  3. Becoming consciously aware of gender differences, especially in academic and tech settings, can prompt self-reflection and questioning.

Tippets #185

Tippets by Taps • 2 implied HN points • 05 Aug 23
🕹 Technology AI Governance Politics Family Beer Data
  1. 2023 may be known as the 'Year of AI' due to the rapid development and acceleration of artificial intelligence.
  2. US policymakers are considering rules and regulations on AI, focusing on areas like rules, institutions, funding, and people.
  3. Xi Jinping faces challenges in balancing growth, security, ambition, and elite politics, potentially leading to national stagnation over rejuvenation.
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A Spring Without Mulch

The False Consensus Effect • 0 implied HN points • 19 Mar 21
🎨 Art & Illustration Philosophy Nature COVID-19 Family History
  1. Art should strive to convey a meaningful message or provoke thought about important issues, rather than simply aiming to create pretty pictures for self-indulgence.
  2. During difficult times like the COVID-19 pandemic, finding inspiration from historical figures who faced adversity with positivity and humility can be powerful.
  3. Humility and a connection to nature can be essential in facing the challenges of the world, and in finding joy amidst hardships.

Talking grief and Goodreads with "Seeing Ghosts" author Kat Chow

Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends • 0 implied HN points • 24 Aug 21
🎭️ Culture Literature Memoir Writing Grief Family
  1. Writing a book can be a profound process of navigating grief and loss, shaping personal identity, and connecting with family history.
  2. Publishing a memoir can be a vulnerable experience as the book's narrative becomes open to interpretation and projection by readers.
  3. A memoir reflects a part, not all, of the author's life, offering a narrative with a collection of memories that mirror the complexity of grief.

Coming soon...

The Uncommon Executive • 0 implied HN points • 02 Nov 23
💼 Business Career development Entrepreneurship Venture Capital Product Management Family
  1. The newsletter is focused on career acceleration for aspiring executives covering topics like career coaching, product management, venture investing, and personal insights.
  2. The first post will be released on Thursday, February 22, 2024, with subsequent posts every Thursday. Subscribers can expect updates on career coaching, venture capital, solo entrepreneurship, and product work.
  3. Readers can subscribe for free to receive new posts and support the writer's work on 'The Uncommon Executive' newsletter.

I’ll Have What She’s Having

Are You Okay? • 0 implied HN points • 12 May 21
🏥 Health & Wellness Vaccination COVID-19 Family Community Global
  1. CDC has acknowledged minimal risk for vaccinated individuals, allowing mask removal indoors and outdoors except in certain scenarios like public transportation.
  2. Vaccinating teens can contribute to returning to normalcy quicker, as vaccines are proven safe and effective in this age group.
  3. Vaccinating children helps protect the community by limiting the spread of the virus, preventing mutation, and creating stronger immunity overall.

When kids were encouraged to collect rodents

Penelope Trunk's Substack • 0 implied HN points • 20 Nov 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Autism Family Mental health
  1. In a latchkey childhood scenario, the author's family unintentionally ended up with a surplus of gerbils due to not understanding their breeding habits.
  2. The story highlights the unique dynamics of a family dealing with a high-powered working mom, a Harvard Law School-educated dad, and the unexpected challenges of gerbil overpopulation.
  3. The author's journey to understand autism stems from observing how genius and unique behaviors can coexist within a family, leading to an upcoming autism course.

On a break...

QUALITY BOSS • 0 implied HN points • 20 May 24
🎭️ Culture Family Social Community Support Personal
  1. The creator is taking a short break due to a family emergency. It's important to prioritize family in tough times.
  2. They appreciate the support and understanding from their audience. It's nice to know that people care during difficult moments.
  3. The creator plans to return soon. Taking breaks can help recharge and come back stronger.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Musings on Markets • 0 implied HN points • 27 Nov 08
🎭️ Culture Traditions Holidays Gratitude Community Family
  1. Thanksgiving is a time to pause and reflect on what we are thankful for. It's good to take a break from worrying about problems.
  2. Even when things seem tough, there are still positive aspects in life to appreciate. Focusing on gratitude can help improve our mood.
  3. Let's enjoy the holiday and make the most of the time we have with family and friends. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!

'Have fun'

Contra Post • 0 implied HN points • 12 Feb 25
🎭️ Culture Personal Stories Family Traditions Emotions Memory
  1. Nana had a special way of lifting spirits by encouraging her family to let go of sadness and have fun. She often told her loved ones to scream it out in the garden if they were feeling down.
  2. She filled family gatherings with joy and laughter, creating fun traditions that everyone cherished. Whether it was dancing, playing games, or making jokes, she made every moment memorable.
  3. After Nana's passing, the author realized how important it is to celebrate life and enjoy happiness, remembering that Nana would want them to continue having fun and embracing joy.

"All That Will Matter Is That I Was Here"

Apposition • 0 implied HN points • 17 Jun 23
📚 Literature Fiction Family Psychological Friendship Trauma
  1. The story follows the intertwined lives of three childhood friends as they grow up and face consequences of their youthful actions.
  2. The book uses a unique writing style with subtle and dark imagery to convey deeper emotional themes and traumas.
  3. The main character's actions in the present hold symbolism and reflect back on the shared histories and hidden secrets of the village.