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Welcome to the Halfman newsletter. Just don’t ask. I don’t know. I’m Jim and I will be your host for the next, about eleven minutes of heavenly fulfilment that will envelope you as you read this here newsletter. You may subscribe here or unsubscribe there. A boatload
1. Dave Attell - One half of Bumping Mics crew, taking a cipher/dozens approach to standup, this guy is such an underrated and under appreciated force in comedy, standup and otherwise. 2. “By Force Alone” (Lavie Tidhar) - The best description I’ve heard of this book is “King
Jason Fried has a decent take on the new Apple personal party glasses, the Vision Pro, in terms of it being (so he reckons) about seeing things. It’s about the point of view (POV). You could see how a sculptor sculpts because you’re looking with him. From his
“The Apple narrative is now escape velocity chamfered mid-century dystopia.” I have no idea where this came from, and highly doubt I came up with this myself, but I suppose a smarter version of myself could have. In any case, I agree. I certainly don’t need another bit of