Harry Miller (@h_miller76) 's Twitter Profile
Harry Miller

@h_miller76

Writer. NYC.

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J.A (@jeremiahajayi_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The smell of old books comes from lignin, a compound in paper that’s chemically similar to vanilla. As books age, lignin breaks down and releases vanillin, giving them that nostalgic, slightly sweet scent.

Adam Singer (@adamsinger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We broke every possible social contract for young people, unprecedented wealth transfer from young to old, devalued the currency, made home prices insane, education debt crazy and now for the lulz we're automating all the entry level white collar work. Just incredible

David Hines (@hradzka) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"the birds in the war zone make nests from the fiber optic cables left by the killer drones" is the kind of thing you'd expect as a throwaway line of background in a cyberpunk story, and yet

Will Stancil (@whstancil) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is an unbelievably dark story about ChatGPT from top to bottom, especially the twist at the end here nytimes.com/2025/06/13/tec…

This is an unbelievably dark story about ChatGPT from top to bottom, especially the twist at the end here nytimes.com/2025/06/13/tec…
The Culturist (@the_culturist_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When asked why great Gothic cathedrals are no longer built, 19th-century poet Heinrich Heine explained: "The men of old times had convictions; we modern men have only opinions, and more than these are needed to raise cathedrals."

Guilherme José (@guilherme94jose) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 1919, Wittgenstein renounced his inheritance and became a gardener at a monastery in Hütteldorf, near Vienna. Around this time, leading intellectuals began to distance themselves from him, claiming he had gone mad and turned into a mystic.

In 1919, Wittgenstein renounced his inheritance and became a gardener at a monastery in Hütteldorf, near Vienna. Around this time, leading intellectuals began to distance themselves from him, claiming he had gone mad and turned into a mystic.