A digital garden by Yuval May — important questions, and everything else. Mostly everything else.
Here I am at the airport again. Different city, same ritual. I needed the toilet. Side note — there's an entirely separate furious debate, raging among the world's leading intellectuals, about whether you use a toilet while someone is actively cleaning it. Sometimes there's a
I joined Toastmasters Copenhagen in September 2024 because I believe public speaking is one of those skills that never stops mattering. When it came time for my ice breaker speech, there was only one story I wanted to tell. What I'm about to share with you is deeply
The other night I went to an Italian restaurant with colleagues. They came from abroad to visit the Copenhagen office, and every year when that happens, we pick a restaurant together. We settled in, browsed the menu, and took in the place—warm lighting, good smells, the sound of clinking
When you first encounter something, it's vivid, complex, alive. But you can't stay in that state — you'd never get anything done. Your brain is protecting you. So it teaches you to ignore it. You build a functional label that stands for the thing itself,
You know those massage chairs at airports? The big, comfy leather recliners that cost a few coins for a session? Nobody pays. Everyone just sits in them because they're more comfortable than the regular seats. You know it, I know it, we've all done it. So
