Image credit: Dolce far Niente by John Singer Sargent This is the fourth in a series of essays I’ve written on time. You can view a list of all of them on the first essay. This was going to be a somewhat different essay before I read Cal Newport’s Slow Productivity. I read the book …
Photo source This is the third in a series of essays I’ve written on time. You can view a list of all of them on the first essay. In my last post, I wrote about the dominance of work temporality over every aspect of our lives and the push toward acceleration and overwork. What I …
This is the second in a series of essays I’ve written on time. You can view a list of all of them on the first essay. Once upon a time, people lived more by the natural rhythms of seasons, the movement of the sun, and their bodies. There weren’t clocks to tell them when to …
“What we think time is, how we think it is shaped, affects how we are able to move through it.” -Jenny Odell Saving Time, p. 270 This is the first of a series of essays I’ve written on time. Here are the others (they will be linked as they become available on Information Wants to …
