"The name Aha was inspired by the reaction people have had in taste tests, executives said" - Oh god wsj.com/articles/coca-… via The Wall Street Journal

Really getting a lot from this daily newsletter. morningbrew.com/daily/r/?kid=a… via Morning Brew ☕️

Truly excellent examination of integration v modularity through the lens of Apple stratechery.com/2019/integrati… via Stratechery

After Uber arrives, heavy drinking increases from The Economist economist.com/graphic-detail…

Is there a better twitter than Cybertruck twitter?

Management research is clear as mud from The Economist So true ... economist.com/business/2019/…

Nice notification game ⁦Netflix⁩

“It can be hard to reach out without a specific goal” solid words

Worth it

First five minutes of Westworld is not a good advertisement for Alexa

I’m proud to be 2nd generation Chinese-Australian, call myself Australian wherever I go on my travels, and bleed 🟢 and 🟡. But I’ve found it not uncommon for Anglo Aussies (even my friends) to say how they don’t think Australia has a problem with racism. If only they knew.

Meyne Wyatt closes #QandA with a monologue from his play, City of Gold.

This controversial bolognaise recipe helped make this Aussie an iso kitchen king abc.net.au/news/2020-07-1…

I can’t stop laughing at this.

So true

Kamala Harris is half Tamil, so I look forward to my parents wondering out loud why I’m “bloody useless” and not Vice President yet next time I’m over for dinner.

The former AMP chairman did not accept the ESG demands that are now essential to shareholder value. bit.ly/2FS2Ohc

In addition, diversity goes beyond gender. Would love to see a multicultural Australia, which so many talk about as one of our nation’s strengths, represented here. It also scores 10-nil.

We've copped a lot of flack for saying that all the experts agree that climate change is real, so for balance we'd just like to clarify that there are many idiots who think it's fake

Australia to sack its leader again just to flex on America