2022–10–09 — Interesting Articles
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Christian Living and Theology
The Hands That Made the Meal by Marshall Segal (Desiring God)
Feast of Tabernacles: How Sukkoth Points to God’s Provision by Kevin Burris (The Gospel Coalition)
Luke 17:5–10 by Rob Myallis
Don’t Know How to Help? Try Visiting by Wendy Willard (The Gospel Coalition)
Feast of Trumpets: How Rosh Hashana Prepares Us to Meet God by Davy Ellison (The Gospel Coalition)
Luke 17:11–19 by Rob Myallis
Back and Forth with God by Ed Welch (Desiring God)
Parenting, Leadership, and Personal Growth
How Decision-Makers Can Handle Uncertainty by Gary Klein (Psychology Today)
Overcoming The Trough Of Sorrow: Defeating An Emptiness Inside by Sam Dogen
Bluey’s Beautiful Conservatism by Brett McCracken (The Gospel Coalition)
Why You Shouldn’t Optimize Your Life by Nick Maggiulli
The Adversity Quotient by Ted Lamade
Education and Learning
Spacing Retrieval is More Important than Extra Retrieval by Cindy Nebel (The Learning Scientists)
Systems of Assessments for Measuring Multidimensional Science Standards by Matt Silberglitt and Kevin King (WestEd)
Becoming an expert by Julian Shapiro
How to Master Critical Thinking by Using a Strategy for Critical Reading by Lee Hornbrook
Health, Fitness, and Nutrition
Blood test spots multiple cancers without clear symptoms, study finds by Ian Sample (The Guardian)
Lessons From the Badass Muscular Neurobiologist by Mr. Money Mustache
Internet Brain Is A Real Thing by Brad Stulberg
Business and Finances
White glove service by Seth Godin
Putting Amazon’s PR/FAQ to Practice by Cedric Chin
Marketing to Serve, Not Manipulate by Mary Wiley (The Gospel Coalition)
Review Drift by C. Thi Nguyen
The Five Types of Indie Newsletter Business Models by Dan Oshinsky and Alex Hazlett
Science and Technology
The Merge is Done! Now What? by Nat Eliason (Every)
Bird Migration Explorer by Audubon Society
High-Temperature Superconductivity Understood at Last by Charlie Wood (Quanta Magazine)
Sports
Thank you, Benny by Ryan French (The Fire Pit Collective)
‘Find the lanes:’ Patrick Cantlay’s ingenious par-5 strategy, explained by Luke Kerr-Dineen (Golf Digest)
