Short Read: A Glaring Problem

Tom White | 5 minutes

Now what you have to understand about Tourette syndrome is that it is remarkably peculiar and irritatingly persistent. Tics, as its manifestations are called, can be motor or vocal, hardly noticeable or the equivalent of a fire siren in a library. To ask an individual to restrain a tic is tantamount to requesting that someone stop blinking or breathing; the neurological assault is relentless and overpowering.

Snippets

It is common for people to take shelter at bus stands or under the trees to protect themselves during Delhi’s andheris or dust storms.
On that day, however, it would prove to be a mistake.

- Annika Taneja, Tornado

Generally, if you have a useful undergrad degree, I think graduate degrees are overrated.
You can usually hit the workforce in a real job with just an undergraduate degree and progress rapidly according to your own ability and energy from there.

- Marc Andreessen, Marc Andreessen's Guide to Career Planning

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