My job as a book critic used to elicit envy at cocktail parties, with people fantasising about a life spent reading. Now it’s more likely to trigger sheepish admissions from partygoers about not reading as much as they’d like to — as if I’m going to spring a pop quiz on Moby-Dick. Long gone are the…

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Last November, Kanye West stopped by Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design to deliver a three-minute manifesto on the state of architecture today. Standing atop a drafting table in the middle

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I love maps, especially physical, paper maps. I like to visualize the places I travel to and determine how each city and region's transit networks work. Sadly, some transit agencies have abandoned the idea of useful system maps altogether. https://t.co/4UQJW1WV0b — Sean Marshall (@Sean_YYZ) …

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There is a curious and curiously popular habit whereby people edit down the subjective truth in the statement “I am afraid we will lose” to the pseudo-objective declaration “We will lose.” My best int

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For over a decade, St. Thomas was completely disconnected from Ontario’s intercity transport system. But the bus is back, and Canada’s Railway City is worth a visit. https://t.co/XNU6JPDcf0 — Sean Marshall (@Sean_YYZ) Jun 24, 2024 Tweeted by @Sean_YYZ

there is a not-insignificant subset of men who are "rawdogging" flights — no entertainment, no headphones, just watching the flight map for 8+ hours (bonus points if you don't pee or eat). i spoke to some for @GQMagazine https://t.co/EJx1my49uY — kate lindsay (@kathrynfiona) Jun 24, 2024 …

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