Cancer patients in England are getting fast-tracked to become the first patients in the world to receive personalized cancer vaccines. Literally brought tears to my eyes. Yay, science! I hope they work.
Steve Levitt, the Freakonomics guy, or at least one of the two guys that wrote the Freakonomics books, has podcast called People I (Mostly) Admire, which I enjoy listening to every once in a while. The latest episode was a re-broadcast of his interview with John Green, who, prior to this interview, I didn’t really know anything about. I looked him up and realized he’s the brother of Hank Green, who I sort of knew from YouTube. So anyway, yeah, somehow I missed John Green, which feels weird for a very online person. I guess I need to read his books with my kids.
Fellow parents, let me tell you… We were rushed getting out the door this morning all because I decided to make whipped cream for the strawberries. I don’t regret it. Make the whipped cream.
I love reading Ted Gioia. He’s not only insanely knowledgeable about so many things, but the passion with which he writes about topics is so much fun as a reader. His conversation with David Perrell for the How I Write podcast was a lot of fun. David always has great questions and doesn’t seem to care as much about looking cool. This is a topic they cover, at least from Ted’s perspective, in their conversation.
Just after a morning meeting at Gjusta.
Been enjoying Kali Malone’s latest album this morning.
My attention receipt would look similar to a CVS receipt if you know what I mean.
It has arrived. So excited.
Not a videographer. Don’t play one almost ever. That said, I’m excited to see Kino launch. I don’t really shoot a lot of video. I’m not sure why. Even so, I paid for Kino without hesitation because I want Lux to keep making apps.