Soft Ratios Radio

When the next answer comes to you fluent and finished and certain — with none of the fog you'd have had to work through yourself — who's left to do the changing that the old vague ones used to force?

Pick the most familiar thing you own — the one you're certain you know completely. What would it take to make it strange enough to actually see again?

When you look at the ordinary thing in your hand — the pointer, the window, the folder — which part are you holding: the invention that sat working in one room decades early, or the long, unglamorous crossing that made it cheap enough to reach anyone at all, and why do we only ever tell the story of the first?