HeyJaredEntangled Curiosities
Finding meaning in how the overlooked random thoughts come together for a better future. A safe den for my neurospicy brain. Curiosity fuels this cat, and it's purring for change.
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The Grief of Things That Never Happened (opens the original)
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Dear Curious Minds,I’m in Seoul from Taipei with overpacked suitcase(s), mostly because I bought books at two museums, was given gifts and refused to make choices. It’s a griefy one today, though the kind with jokes in it. October does this to me, but this year October has company. Thank you for being here, I appreciate you.Hey Mike,I’ve just had a week in Taipei. It shouldn’t have taken me this long to explore Taiwan. You would have loved it, too.Good news first, if you can believe it. <em
Designed Out (opens the original)
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Dear Curious Minds,I’m writing this from Taipei, with eye-wateringly good food and ignorantly warm clothing. This one wanders from a hotel bathroom to a museum of grandmothers to a dance studio that survived a fire. Thank you for being here, I appreciate you. We got upgraded.If you aren’t used to it or have a tight budget, it’s something you remember for years (it doesn’t happen often enough for me, if the universe is taking feedback). So when our hotel bumped our business twin room to an execut
Who is Doing the Nothing? (opens the original)
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Dear Curious Minds,I used to say “the cost of inaction” fairly often in my old jobs, especially about climate change and corporate sustainability circles. I’d like to bury the phrase now, with a short involuntary headshake and no eulogy. Thank you for being here, I appreciate you.Fair warning: this post has cancer, chronic illness, hospitals and dying in it. Look after yourself accordingly.The grammar problem“The cost of inaction” is a senten
You Did Everything Right (opens the original)
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Dear Curious Minds,Long week here. The Select Committee reported back on the Disability Services Amendment Bill. I should read it, but I kept procrastinating because I feared my already tired brain couldn't handle it. Thankfully, there are stronger people who’ve done it properly; ’ breakdown is the most rigorous thing I’ve read on it, and ’s response is the one I keep returning to for reasons I̵
When Home is a Verb and a Person (opens the original)
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Dear Curious Minds, I have been thinking about ‘home’ a lot. There are largely two reasons. I’m part of an experiential exhibition on this theme at The Lake House Art Centre, which will open later this month. I also had to go through 30 years’ worth of records and memories for lawyers lately. I’ll start with the exhibition notes. Thank you for being here, I appreciate you.I put my hand up when
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