Jason Kottke is a journalist at Kottke. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, deep tech, arts and entertainment, design, and natural sciences, with a particular focus on the film industry, music business, and various scientific disciplines. Jason's work has been featured in Colossal and Kottke.
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The video rental store as “third place”. “Decades before recommendation algorithms, video stores served as social hubs where conversation and camaraderie became
NASA has provided some early-stage funding to explore the idea of releasing a swarm of tiny probes (weighing only a few grams each) into Saturn’s rings to study
The Doulas Who Help Us Die. “Instead of assisting in the birthing room or the nursery, end-of-life doulas could keep vigil over people during their last hours,
Crocs Has a Trick for Dodging Taxes: a Tiny Office in Malta. “Come tax season, the Broomfield, Colo., company has claimed that all its global profits were actua
“Taxi and ambulance drivers are less likely than workers in almost any other job to die of Alzheimer’s disease.” The key difference: “the constant work of locat
“Since 1974, vaccination has averted 154 million deaths, including 146 million among children younger than 5 years… For every death averted, 66 years of full he
British climate scientist Kevin Anderson (from a 2024 video):So there is lots that you will hear — lots of rhetoric, lots of good words, lots of optimis
“Your brain is a gambling addict that bets on reality. It doesn’t wait for information. It guesses what should happen and adjusts when surprised. Most bets win.
Stories that the authors of the Bible borrowed from other cultures and religions, including the flood myth, the Garden of Eden, etc. I learned about these in a
Lovely short video about artist Jas Knight, who is a participant in the Met Museum’s Copyist Program:The Copyist Program offers time and space for artis
