Oh man, COP26 looks like a fucking mess
Four *actually* achievable things we can all do to reduce our carbon footprint right now
… and a compelling argument for not giving up on having kids because of climate change
Five young climate activists who should be on your radar
A thoughtful piece in the Guardian about the men who are worried that they'll never get to be dads (“Adam works in a female-heavy environment, where women often have babies. “It’s horrible to admit this, but you dread it when people bring their babies into work,” he says. “You skulk out of the way and busy yourself elsewhere.” Adam’s colleagues often mistakenly assume that his childlessness was a choice. He doesn’t correct them.”)
Things you can’t do in the metaverse
Older women in the nude. More of this please
The BBC has released a list of the 100 greatest shows of the 21st century and whether or not you agree, it’s an excellent list to bookmark and revisit when you feel like you’ve streamed literally every show on the planet
What to feed a vegetarian at a barbeque
A seemingly innocent chant — “Let’s go Brandon” — has taken over American politics. Here’s what it actually means
The awkwardness of being off social media
This piece in the New York Times about the 37-year-olds who are afraid of the 23-year-olds who work for them is required reading (“Lola Priego, 31, chief executive of the lab-testing start-up Base, had to laugh when a Gen Z employee sent a Slack message assigning her a task to complete. Ms. Priego interpreted this as a welcome signal that her 15-person staff doesn’t find her intimidating, but another member of upper-level management was horrified.”)
Work red flags in this new post-pandemic era 🚩🚩🚩
The commencement speech that Hannah Gadsby made a few months ago after being awarded an honorary doctorate has been circulating the internet this week and for good reason (“I don't know how it's possible not to be anxious in this world in this moment unless you're dead inside, and we don't want that.")
