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Category: ii Blog

“Introducing not-knowing” by Vaughn Tan

Originally posted by Vaughn Tan on his Substack, The Uncertainty Mindset. P.S. Vaughn also has an upcoming salon series, “Thinking About Not-Knowing, starting this week, January 19th! This is an…

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Published January 17, 2023By ii Librarian
Tagged cultural trends, literature, self-growth

“Can We Morally Accuse a Culture?” by Nolan Yuma Janssens

Originally posted by Nolan Yuma Janssens on his independent publication, Without Borders. P.S. Nolan also has an upcoming salon series by the same name: “Without Borders: A Salon Series”, starting…

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Published January 13, 2023By ii Librarian
Tagged cultural trends, psychology

“You Do Not Know That Artist You Love” by Celeste Marcus

Please enjoy this post “You Do Not Know That Artist You Love” by writer Celeste Marcus, who is currently working on the first English language biography of Chaïm Soutine. Happy…

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Published December 3, 2022By ii Librarian
Tagged art, cultural trends, history

“How will you save the world?” by Jibran el Bazi

Your world’s destruction is near. Only you are left to save it… what will you do? Please enjoy this post “How will you save the world?” by writer and digital…

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Published November 19, 2022By ii Librarian
Tagged literature, psychology, self-growth

“7 things you (probably) didn’t know about conservation” by Angelica Isa

Please enjoy this post “7 things you (probably) didn’t know about conservation” by museum conservator Angelica Isa in preparation for her debut salon, “The Other Conservation: The Role Of Heritage…

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Published November 16, 2022By ii Librarian
Tagged art, cultural trends, history

ii Writing Lab Experiment: Surrealism

In the November 5th episode of the ii Writing Lab, writers participated in a wonderfully cooky exercise in surrealism. What you’ll find below is the results of this exercise: twenty…

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Published November 12, 2022By Christin Balan

“dating” by Elaine Wang

Please enjoy this post, “dating,” by writer Elaine Wang, originally published on her Substack “manners & mystery.” Starting November 7th, Interintellect community members can join Elaine for informal communal “group therapy”…

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Published October 30, 2022By ii Librarian
Tagged family and relationships, self-growth

The Paradox of Normativity

Please enjoy this thought piece, “The Paradox of Normativity,” by Christophe Porot, published philosopher and PhD candidate who focuses on the ethics of mysticism. You can learn even more about Christophe and…

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Published October 14, 2022By ii Librarian
Tagged education, literature, philosophy

The UN-Bearable Love

Hi, my name is Rohit, and I consider myself an Artist.. An artist of the heart, though 🙂 I believe in the power of stories and the magic they weave.…

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Published October 11, 2022By ii Librarian
Tagged cultural trends, Poetry, self-growth

Social Benefits and Risks of Artificial Intelligence

Please enjoy this post by Guy Morris, researcher and author of the award-winning AI thriller, SWARM, on his upcoming Salon. Happy Reading! —ii Editorial P.S. Check out this interview with…

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Published October 4, 2022By Guy Morris
Tagged Books, science, technology

The Only Way in is Through

 JP‘s mission in life is to “shine a light into people that are capable of doing amazing things, hold important spaces, and transform who we are in the process.“ Please…

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Published September 26, 2022By Jorge Pablo Franetovic Stocker
Tagged philosophy, self-growth

It’s Time to Dismantle “Homeschooling”

 Lori Dunlap is a mother of two grown homeschooled sons and author of, “From Home Education to Higher Education.” Please enjoy her thought piece (originally published on Lori’s Substack, ReThinking…

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Published September 25, 2022By Lori Dunlap
Tagged cultural trends, education

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