This drone shot of Buenos Aires is INCREDIBLE 🔥 (🎥: Ale Petra)

This is amazing to see. When the ‘97 tour came to Toronto it was headlining a massive rave (Syrous 6 year). We got all the way to the front. You could reach right under the table they were DJing on.

The People Who Draw Rocks nytimes.com/2022/03/15/art…

Why did the USA do this to its cities?

What is the ‘borg’ drinking trend? Here’s what you should know ksby.com/borg-college-d…

Dispelling common myths about the causes of homelessness. noahpinion.substack.com/p/everything-y…

David Deutsch and Naval Ravikant — The Fabric of Reality, The Importance of Disobedience, The Inevitability of Artificial General Intelligence, Finding Good Problems, Foundations of True Knowledge, Harnessing Optimism,… — The Tim Ferriss Show overcast.fm/+Kebslqmwc

Still… nytimes.com/2023/03/25/us/…

Here’s the excellent question on Ontario Place from Bhutila Karpoche in its entirety:

How Paris Pulled Off What New York and London Can Only Dream About slate.com/business/2023/…

The current Ontario Science Centre is a six-storey, 500,000-sq ft. museum built into the side of a ravine in midtown Toronto that gets one million visitors per year. The plan is to close it and move it(?) to these five little floating pod things.

With today's move to demolish the Science Centre in a community that badly needed it, *and* build a smaller, less accessible version in an area less suitable for large school trips and summer day camps, Ontario retakes the lead for the dumbest province ahead of Alberta.

Ford signs 95-year lease for private spa at Ontario Place globalnews.ca/news/9626967/o…

One of the most simple and powerful city-building projects your city could do would be to transform its street intersections to prioritize people and life over cars and speed. We know how. It just takes will. Graphic via the always clever Lior Steinberg.

Today is the day. After a year of grinding, Super Block Boy & Friends is available for early access. We’d really love to hear what you think.