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What Twenty Conversations Have Taught Me About Narrative Intelligence (opens the original)
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The Stories We Live By (opens the original)
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The first story was about joy.Not joy as a mood, or as a decorative word placed over a sunset, but joy as a deliberate way of seeing and meeting the world.My first guest on 100 Stories is Eyoälha Baker, a conceptual multimedia artist whose work explores healing, identity, transformation, and what she calls “perpetual metamorphosis.”Years ago, Eyoälha created the Jump for Joy Photo Project. She photographed hundreds of people from different walks of life in midair, enlarged the images, and turned
Why the Age of AI Demands Narrative Intelligence (opens the original)
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There is a temptation, in a moment defined by machines that can write, to assume that the value of human expression is collapsing. If a language model can produce a memo, a poem, a strategy document, a heartfelt condolence, and an origin story between breakfast and lunch, what is left for us to do? The common answer, repeated in conference rooms and think pieces, is that we should focus on what AI cannot do: technical mastery, quantitative precision, physical presence.I think this misreads the m
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