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[SIC] Sunday 8.10.26
Hi all.
Welcome to the first of the new [SIC] Sundays, in which I grab some links I like (like before) but maybe talk a little bit more about them. This service for paid [SIC] subscribers, welcome to all you new ones. It will, as always, be an ongoing experiment, so if you’ve got suggestions, thoughts, or additions I should make, don’t hold back. You are paying for this after all.
One thing I’m struggling with in the new volume of [SIC] is how to credit sources in a way that gives them their full shrift but also doesn’t complicate the creation of this letter. Here’s an example:
From friend and paid subscriber Steve Bryant, I found How to remember everything you read (stop trying) (a link on Twitter). It ecapsulates, to a degree my entire struggle with this newsletter.
