by David Sasaki | Jul 1, 2022 | Cycling, English, Muse
Cyclists often complain about Strava’s downsides even as they are unable to resist its addictive appeal. The constant feedback of performance data and social comparison encourages users to constantly strive harder without taking pleasure in the more enjoyable parts of the sport.
by David Sasaki | Apr 14, 2018 | English, Muse
For most of human history, meaning was not made by individuals but imposed by authorities. What is the meaning of life? Who knows. A more practical question is: How can we have more meaningful moments in life?
by David Sasaki | Apr 5, 2018 | English, Moleskinned, Muse
Unlike previous generations, we no longer look at work simply as a source of income. We want our work to expand our sense of identity, meaning, and purpose. And yet, once we graduate with our diplomas and idealism, Capitalism seems to force us to choose between money and meaning, between a decent return and higher goals.
by David Sasaki | Apr 4, 2018 | English, Moleskinned, Muse
Eventually we discover that compatibility is not a precondition of love. It is the achievement of love.
by David Sasaki | Apr 3, 2018 | English, Moleskinned, Muse
Some conversations are boring; some people come off as boring. In fact, no one is boring, they just haven’t been edited properly.
by David Sasaki | Sep 27, 2005 | English, Muse
I guess I should explain why I came to D.C. in the first place. Rebecca gave me the heads-up about a couple available fellowships for bloggers to attend a seminar on Computer Assisted Reporting and Researching hosted by the Heritage Foundation. Yes, that Heritage Foundation.