Archive - Being in Space

Most of us are dying a little, all the time.

Apr 27 • Nitzan Hermon and Danya Shults

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Motion Without a Line

There is a particular kind of overwhelm that doesn’t feel like being stuck.

Apr 24 • Nitzan Hermon

Aesthetics Is What Doesn’t Fit

Week 4 of 10 – Creative Surplus: A Chapter a Week

Apr 22 • Nitzan Hermon

The Economics of Mutuality

On living practice, self-authorship, and what can’t be optimized

Apr 20 • Nitzan Hermon

Against a Personal Brand

There is a version of your life that is working exactly as designed.

Apr 17 • Nitzan Hermon

Design Is Not Production

Week 3 of 10 — Creative Surplus: A Chapter a Week

Apr 15 • Nitzan Hermon

If your entire professional identity is organized around serving clients, you’ve collapsed yourself into a role.

Apr 13 • Nitzan Hermon

Before You Believe Many Things, You Believe One Version of It

Apr 10 • Nitzan Hermon

Why This Matters Now

PSA: I'm excited to announce the first online elective at Critical Business School — A Little Death, with Danya Shults, on endings and what they make…

Apr 8 • Nitzan Hermon

The Edge Assumes a Self

The Block essay that Jack Dorsey and Roelof Botha published last week is worth engaging with.

Apr 6 • Nitzan Hermon

The Fallacy of Being Taught the Fermi Method by an Algorithm

This is a response to a question from AI Literacy Salon #1.

Apr 3 • Nitzan Hermon

What No One Is Asking For

Week 1 of 10 – Creative Surplus: A Chapter a Week

Apr 1 • Nitzan Hermon

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