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Craig Newmark is an influential American entrepreneur and philanthropist, best known for founding the groundbreaking online classified ad service, Craigslist, in 1995. Although his primary impact lies in transforming online commerce and community interaction, Newmark has also contributed to literature through his advocacy for trustworthy journalism and information integrity. He established Craig Newmark Philanthropies, which supports numerous initiatives that bolster ethical journalism, voter protection, and veterans' welfare. Newmark's work has significantly shaped the digital landscape and has been recognized for enhancing public access to reliable information. His ongoing efforts continue to promote transparency and trust within media and technology sectors.
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Book of Longing
Leonard Cohen
All Systems Red
Martha Wells
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Book of Longing Book Summary
In 'Book of Longing', Leonard Cohen unveils a deeply personal exploration of desire, spirituality, and the quest for meaning. Through poetic verses and striking imagery, he invites readers into a world where longing intertwines with love and loss. Each page offers a glimpse into Cohen's soul, revealing the profound questions of existence that have haunted him. This collection not only showcases his lyrical genius but also resonates with anyone who has ever searched for connection. Discover the haunting beauty of longing through the eyes of a master storyteller.
All Systems Red Book Summary
In a future where corporate interests dominate, a self-aware android known as Murderbot escapes its human overseers. Uninterested in its original purpose of protecting humans, it prefers binge-watching soap operas and ignoring the outside world. Despite its anxiety about social interactions, it finds itself reluctantly drawn into a dangerous mission to protect a group of researchers. As it navigates its conflicting desires for autonomy and connection, Murderbot's journey challenges the very essence of identity and agency. Will this reluctant hero find a way to embrace its humanity—or is it destined to remain a mere observer?
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