I always forget that you can see what lists you’ve been added to by Twitter users. Today I was checking @AviaryTheApp features and I re-discovered it. It’s humbling and very entertaining to read the names of the lists I appear in. Thanks to everyone who made the effort.

My average blog post is 1,500 words. I’m not entirely convinced it’s a good idea… >

WordPress can now turn blog posts into tweetstorms automatically https://t.co/E8HbgZuSKO

I don’t how I didn’t think about this before: an extremely simple iOS Shortcut can enable @hypothes_is UI for any website, across all devices. It even works from Pocket. https://t.co/5MKzxv7qVk

By far, the most interesting and exciting scientific theory I ever read about. A must-read. >

The Brain Maps Out Ideas and Memories Like Spaces https://t.co/DuKAg1gca0

Extreme heat (48C) already disrupts global air travel, grounding about 4,000 to 8,000 passengers per year today. If airlines and airplanes don’t adapt to the changing climate, up to 185,000 passengers could be grounded per year by 2050.

https://t.co/VjXirZXx5l https://t.co/tO2ViXbvOL

I wonder if there’s a *researched* correlation between dopamine level and complexity of a task in a scenarion where the agent is *forced to perform the task*. That would explain so many things about human behaviour in IT and market adoption trends of certain products.

I receive hundreds of these on LinkedIn. But the most prominent example of #automation gone wrong arrives today.

And you are concerned that automation is going to steal jobs… https://t.co/alhyUYxvoe

It happens that if you build something amazing, people will want to help you. For free. They will be so delighted by your product that they will open many doors and facilitate many conversations for you, without expecting absolutely anything back.

Is there any evidence that a period in history can be associated to a “lie economy” more than another? Or the amount of lies is always the same? Regardless, what is the cost of a lie economy for the #CIO? (I’ll keep this confined within the realm of a world I know well)

@RealLisaC It does, but I’m being very specific in my vagueness, here.