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Make it Simple — fixing the problem of power
Abundance, complexity — the language around the public discourse is avoiding the problem (power) and solution (simplicity).
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Martha is distracted
The Mary and Martha story in Luke is so familiar. We make typologies of the characters. And often avoid its significance.
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The seductive power of fake simplicity
People have a hard time with complexity. But we can’t just cut things out of context and call that simplicity.
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The Simplicity Paradox
We want it all. And we want simplicity. But keeping it simple while accessing everything is virtually impossible.
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The Exquisite Pain of the Reboot
I want to break up with big tech. But it is just so convenient. Two nights ago, I downloaded Vivaldi. It’s a web browser that is faster, more secure, and most importantly, not run by Google. The thing is, I didn’t open it. I was too afraid. Last night, I buckled down and started it…
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Truly Simple Arguments
In the social media era, separating truth from fiction is hard. Here’s one way you can tell the difference between a real argument and a dishonest one. The difference between a simple argument and a simplistic one is authority. Simplistic arguments try to make complex issues bite-sized. They’re like trading a balanced diet for a…
