October 30, 2020 Madonna on the autobiographical “It’s boring to be completely autobiographical,” Madonna balked to Cosmopolitan.
October 16, 2020 Miranda Priestly on the impact of choices made by authority, influential media ...that sweater is not just blue, it’s not turquoise, it’s not lapis, it’s actually cerulean
September 13, 2020 The dark side of resilience Harvard Business Review | Could too much resilience be a bad thing, just like too much muscle mass can be a bad thing?
September 13, 2020 The psychological trick that can make rewards backfire in video games Game Makers' Toolkit | Goals and rewards can be a great way to motivate players to learn, but in certain circumstances, they can actually backfire on you
September 6, 2020 Letting tech giants like Facebook regulate themselves ‘simply not working,’ says minister Global News: The West Block | "These platforms can't regulate themselves. We've tried that," said Canadian Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault
July 26, 2020 Michel Foucault on asking questions of and about power I am sure I’ll never get the answer; but that does not mean that we don’t have to ask the question
July 25, 2020 Canadian artist Frederick Varley on the horrors of World War I I'm going to paint a picture of it, but heavens, it can't say a thousandth part of a story. We'd be healthier to forget, & that we never can
July 25, 2020 Lieutenant Gitz Rice’s World War I trench song Oh my! I don't want to die, I want to go home.
July 25, 2020 Canadian soldier Louis Keene on the realities of World War I It’s all arranged for you, if there’s a bit of shell or a bullet with your name on it you’ll get it, so you’ve nothing to worry about
July 17, 2020 Madonna on complacency, creativity 'I don't see the point of living if you don't keep pushing yourself into unfamiliar territory'