Welcome to Friday,
“People spend too much time on the last 24 hours and not enough time on the last 6,000 years.” — Will Durant
Here are five things I found interesting this week:
The Ansel Adams Estate calls out Adobe for selling A.I.-generated images based on the photographer’s work.
This week marks one century since Franz Kafka’s death. Yet, he still holds popular culture – particularly the Internet – under his spell.
How did engineers manage to fit Chinese characters – a vast language containing more tens of thousands of characters – onto a QWERTY keyboard, which only contains a few dozen keys?
Take a look at the bejeweled skeletons of Catholicism’s forgotten martyrs.
The repairs on Notre-Dame de Paris are continuing on schedule; the bells are nearly completed!
Have a creative weekend.
Currently reading: Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen
Swim for health in safe and pure pools (1940). Anon.
