Issue #113 – Open Up.

The Book.  Our Content Chief is partially known for reciting 314 digits of Pi from memory and is currently reading How to Bake Pi: An Edible Exploration of the Mathematics of Mathematics, a delightful and ingenious book that uses recipes and food as a way into the complexity of math. You don’t have to love or even be good at math to enjoy this book. In fact, it’s probably best for people who don’t.

The Spark.  Finding your spark is often easier than making it come to life especially when some of us are in hibernation mode. We came across this blog post by Prakhar Verma called The Anatomy of Transformations. It’s a simple reminder of the steps it takes to turn your spark into action.

The Look.  If, like us, you’re huge fans of Dwell Magazine then you’re also going to love Apartamento published in Barcelona and featuring edgy interiors and stories.

The Old.  As Perennials, who believe in behavior over birth year, we balk at the short-sighted practice of putting a fence between generations and obsessing about the flavor of the moment. First Millennials. Then Gen Z. And now Generation Alpha.

The New.  The first Amazon Go store opened Monday in Seattle. It’s convenient and cashierless but as AI stars to take over the world, we’ll be craving our local bodegas and HI (human interaction). Here’s a look at what’s to come.