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Newsletter · By Rosie Yakob | GeniusSteals.co · English · Official site

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Sep 29, 2026
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Latest issues

  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    Strands of Genius: How Creatives Are Actually Using AI (And What They Refuse to Let It Do), AI is Leaving a Creative Scar on Our Minds (opens the original)

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    This edition of Strands of Genius is guest curated by James Tomasino, Managing Partner, Solutions at Princeton10 (Faris and Rosie will be back soon!):: A BIT MORE ABOUT GUEST CURATOR, JAMES TOMASINO ::LOCATION: Reykjavík, IcelandHi, beautiful geniuses of the world.James here. Managing Partner, Solutions @ Princeton10.My life is a bit like an RPG where I keep starting new characters without saving. I spent time as a nuclear reactor operator in the Navy, designing emergency preparedness systems fo

  2. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    Strands of Genius: Bump, Hyperselection, The Game (opens the original)

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    Strands of Genius is a newsletter from the co-founders of Genius Steals, Faris & Rosie Yakob. They are award-winning strategists, facilitators, creative directors, writers and public speakers who get excited about working with smart people on interesting challenges. You should probably go ahead and hit reply so we can collaborate on something together :):: THE UPDATE ::Today is officially the first day of fall, although the temperatures in Tennessee would have you believe otherwise! Last weekend

  3. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    Strands of Genius: Facts Don’t Change Minds, The Botox Peer Pressure Vicious Cycle, AI Is Coming For Our Imagination (opens the original)

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    This edition of Strands of Genius is guest curated by Hannah Krakauer, Principal at Common+Critical (Faris and Rosie will be back soon!):: A BIT MORE ABOUT GUEST CURATOR, HANNAH KRAKAUER ::LOCATION: Seattle, WashingtonMy name is Hannah Krakauer and I’m a science communication consultant, which means my job is to translate technical scientific ideas into engaging stories, brands, and experiences. In my career, I’ve worked as a life science beat reporter, in-house communications lead at science re

  4. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    Strands of Genius: After Work, Liberalism Monstered, All Media is Retail (opens the original)

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    Strands of Genius is a newsletter from the co-founders of Genius Steals, Faris & Rosie Yakob. They are award-winning strategists, facilitators, creative directors, writers and public speakers who get excited about working with smart people on interesting challenges. Get in touch - reply to this email! :: THE UPDATE ::Oh hey there kittens, delighted to be here in your inbox. I love what you’ve done with the place. It’s cosy, cool and very YOU. Oh wait is that a new room mate? Their name is Gemini

  5. Issue · Sep 1, 2026

    Strands of Genius: Minds Can't Stop Making Connections, Manual We Still Follow, The Analyst Who Called Social Media's Rise (opens the original)

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    This edition of Strands of Genius is guest curated by Matt Wurst, CMO at Genuin, Co-Host of the Snarketing Podcast (Faris and Rosie will be back soon!):: A BIT MORE ABOUT GUEST CURATOR, MATT WURST ::LOCATION: New YorkRosie and I worked together for several uears when she was a Strategist at 360i and I was leading the social team... Probably 15 years ago now. And once you're in their orbit, you don't really leave, you just get invited to steal something.By day I'm CMO of Genuin, building the infr

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