August 4, 2020
How to talk to conspiracy theorists—and still be kind
Experts and r/ChangeMyView subreddit moderators offer 10 tips to debunk conspiracy theories convincingly.
Hi, I’m Cam.
I’m a digital product and strategy guy working at Critical Mass in New York City. I help people solve problems and build useful, intuitive and delightful products and services.
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Currently Reading
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Asterix Omnibus #2: Asterix the Gladiator, Asterix and the Banquet, and Asterix and Cleopatra
by René Goscinny & Albert Uderzo
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The Office: The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s: An Oral History
by Andy Greene
Learning Experiences
Experiment #05
Calculator
This little effort comes with my sincerest apologies to Mr Rams for butchering his work.
Experiment #04
Polar Clock
Finding out a little more about how to work with D3 to draw and manipulate shapes.
Experiment #03
Magnetic Poetry
I like those magnetic poetry kits, but I don’t want to stick a bunch of stuff to my fridge.
Running Around
August 5, 2020 at 6:26a.m.
Wednesday Ten K
- Time: 53:18
- Distance: 10.36km / 6.44mi
- Pace: 5:08/km / 8:16/mi
August 1, 2020 at 6:51a.m.
Happy Birthday, Joanne! 🎂
- Time: 1:50:08
- Distance: 19.52km / 12.13mi
- Pace: 5:38/km / 9:04/mi
Recommended
August 1, 2020
How to read more books
Modern life can feel too frantic for books. Use these habit-building strategies to carve out time for the joy of reading New York City, 21 June 2020. Photo by Jeenah Moon/Reuters
July 29, 2020
The science of serendipity
Serendipity is credited with some of our most important discoveries, from penicillin to super glue.