By Joshua Kim. There should be a word for a book that you know would be great but that you are hesitant to read, but then you go ahead and read anyway and then wonder why you hesitated. I wouldn’t be surprised if there exists a Yiddish word to express this thought. More...
By Joshua Kim. Decisions about the next book we read are filtered through books that have come before. One book leads to another. Tomorrow’s books depend on today’s choices and yesterday’s selections. More...
By Joshua Kim. In his excellent essay We Need to Systematize Alt-Ac Career Guidance, historian Zeb Larson discusses the responsibilities of humanities departments to help their graduating PhD’s navigate the non-academic labor market. More...
By Joshua Kim. Institutional commitment, organizational change, and the goal to make non-incremental advances in student learning. More...
By Joshua Kim. This is a question about progress. Are things, in general, likely to get better or worse? Will the world be a better place in 2050 than it is in 2018. More...
By Joshua Kim. Corporate welfare, superstar cities, and the tyranny of geography. More...
By Joshua Kim. A whole new set of reasons to worry about Trump. More...
By Joshua Kim. Or should we look to Texas. More...
By Joshua Kim. AI Superpowers is one of those good books with bad titles. This is a book that is tempting to pass over because its cover makes it sound sensationalistic and shallow. The contents of the book are neither. More...
By Joshua Kim. What a couple of lost dogs tell us about community and technology. More...
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