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• Entre Tetris e Chocolatinhos

  Uma manhã fria de julho. Café na xícara, pouco açúcar, barriga roncando, e a cabeça ainda presa entre duas noites: uma palestra sobre convivência que prometia mudança, e um silêncio estratégico num restaurante barulhento, quando alguém propôs um clube de leitura e alguém respondeu, sem querer, com o silêncio de quem espera que o assunto morra sozinho. Convido a todos a participarem dos grupos: Do Brasil e Em Português.

• Does Your Concert Seat Matter?
• Meu sexto sentido

  Fim de tarde, tevê, família na sala e uma ocorrência...

• A matemática e a Gentileza

  Uma frase, uma via, um pedestre, seu cachorro, alguns carros e... um cálculo.

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• O dote não brilha sozinho

  O dote não brilha sozinho. Apaga, como lâmpada esquecida. E acende de novo, só quando alguém se lembra de apertar o interruptor — ou quando quem a possui decide, enfim, que a escuridão da sala já dura tempo demais.

• O teste da água

  E o homem? O homem não é fechado em si. Ele é jogado na água do tempo todos os dias. A manhã fria o dissolve um pouco...

• Areia Congelada

  Li, em algum prefácio, que a crônica nasce quando a gente não tem o que escrever...

• If You Could Keep Only One Streaming Service, Which Would It Be?

  If you could keep only one streaming service, which would it be? Explore the strengths of today's top platforms and discover why Netflix remains a favorite for viewers who value variety, convenience, and consistent new releases.

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• Did old heroes inspire us while modern superheroes just make us feel weak?

  The old hero was not another kind of being. He was a human being at heroic scale. Achilles, Odysseus, Heracles: greater than you, but made of the same material. Even Captain American, Batman, John Wick. That form of story invites aspiration. The modern superhero more often invites spectatorship and a feeling of inadequacy.

• Did you even have the patience to watch the moon landing on YouTube?

  Omega Speedmaster owners are physically incapable of allowing a conversation to exist without eventually bringing up NASA. You can ask a Speedmaster guy what time it is and he’ll answer like a substitute teacher halfway through a Discovery Channel documentary. “Well, actually, this was the first watch worn on the moon…”. There it is. Right on schedule. Just give me the time man. The Speedmaster is fascinating because it’s the only luxury watch whose owners genuinely believe they’re preserving…

• Does literalism flatten the Bible into a mere manual?

  One of the strangest assumptions in modern literalist readings of Scripture is the idea that the Bible should be treated as if it were a single kind of document with a single interpretive key. As if it were a legal contract where every clause must be enforced uniformly, or a scientific paper where every sentence is meant as a precise empirical claim, or a recipe book where the point is simply to follow instructions exactly as written.

• Remember the Coldplay Kiss Cam? You could be the next victim.

  I watched that video too when it went viral. Laughed, moved on. But today I watched Kristin Cabot's interview with Oprah and man, the internet is horrible.

• Did tragedy in stories teach children an empathy we've now removed?

  Removing tragedy from stories does not protect the audience. It removes one of the oldest ways human beings have practiced feeling fear, pity, and loss inside a form that can be survived.

• Does a 'realistic' Batman inevitably turn into a fascist symbol?

  The premise of every gritty Batman reboot is basically the same: what if we took this seriously and made it realistic? What if we removed the camp, lowered the color saturation, and asked what it would actually mean for a billionaire to put on armor and beat up criminals. Well, unfortunately, even with good intentions, it ends up being and advocacy for fascism...

• Do larger budgets destroy TV shows rather than improve them?

  Some of the most expensive fantasy ever put on screen felt emptier than the more limited work that came before it. That is not because viewers secretly prefer cheapness. It is because abundance is a terrible substitute for judgment and good storytelling.