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Three brown square tiles are laid out on a white background. The centre tile is propped up slightly, sitting atop the bottom-right corner of the left tile and the bottom left corner of the right tile. The left tile is slightly angled away from the centre tile; the right is also angled away from the centre tile. A black letter and a black number are etched into each tile. On the left tile is the letter W and the number 4. The centre tile features the letter T and the number 1. The letter F and the number 4 are on the right tile. The tiles are from the board game Scrabble, and they form the acronym WTF.

Scrabble: how my mom “rigged” the game (and why you should, too)

October 1, 2023October 1, 20233 Comments

Small but mighty. A short lesson about the compound effect in 264 words | The Davis Daily.

You’re looking at a hand drawn map. The edges are rough and torn in spots. The map plots out four islands in a section of an unnamed sea. Two islands are grouped together in the upper-right corner. One is much smaller than the other. Another island sits at the bottom edge of the map. A rose compass is to the left; each point of the star guides you to north, east, south, and west. And a pirate ship is to the right; the ship’s flag is blackened, its symbol is that of a Kraken’s skull. The fourth and final island is located in the upper-left corner of the map. A large treasure chest sits atop this island. Its location is marked with a big red X.

To hell with their Hero’s Journey

July 9, 202312 Comments

Read 313 words about the power of ordinary and relatable stories | the Davis Daily blog.

Three brown bricks are strewn on the ground. One of the bricks has a large rectangular hole in it. Another one has two smaller holes, while the third brick has three smaller holes in it. Beyond the pile of bricks is the beginning of a brick wall. These bricks do not have holes in them. The bottom row has three bricks lined up evenly. Two bricks stand atop the first row, a single brick atop the second row. The final brick is off kilter, a work in progress.

Reiterations: the perfect practice

April 2, 2023October 16, 20235 Comments

Repetition without intention is dangerous. Read 402 words about the perfect practice.

A quill and a pot of ink are in frame. The quill has a small tear on the upper side nearest the writing tip. A dark line of ink dribbles away from it, like a winding river with a wide bend in the middle. The pot of ink is open, the liquid is so black it drowns out the light. A shadow lines the right side of the pot.

The writer’s way: an origin story

March 12, 202310 Comments

“Life tests you first.” Read 282 words about a writer’s journey to find his calling.

An outline of a computer screen stands against a white background. “C.B.D. 3.7” appears on the screen in large text. “…still loading” is written below in smaller text. The image has a filter applied to it, making it appear as if there’s a bad single. Like a glitching screen, with faint lines raining down off kilter and colours blurring together.

The next version

February 5, 2023November 1, 202410 Comments

Shape your future using your past. Create the next version of yourself, with inspiration from 274 words.

A robot stands lifelessly against a white background. One of its eyes is larger than the other. Its pupils are glowing red. Its head and body are rectangular in shape. The ears look like wires with lobes. A.I. is written on the robot's chest, and red and green lights are lit where a human's heart would be. The robot's arms hang rigidly at its side. It’s standing still on platform feet and metal-jointed legs.

AI will replace you

January 29, 20234 Comments

Read 304 words about OpenAI’s ChatGPT replacing human writers.

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