The Joys of Having Nothing to Read

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Martin Wolf recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

I’m a big fan of limited choice. When there aren’t many things to choose from, the difficult choice is a lot easier. And when you don’t have the luxury of “people who liked this also liked”, you have to find your own way.

Estimated reading time: 4 min

Recited from Marcel Wichmann

Martin Wolf So true.

March 18, 2012 | 0
Lukas Spieß I hate nothing more than having to many possible choices.

March 19, 2012 | 0

Timo Pijnappel recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

I’m a big fan of limited choice. When there aren’t many things to choose from, the difficult choice is a lot easier. And when you don’t have the luxury of “people who liked this also liked”, you have to find your own way.

Estimated reading time: 4 min

Recited from Marcel Wichmann

Timo Pijnappel d'accord

March 19, 2012 | 0

chaosfabrik recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

I’m a big fan of limited choice. When there aren’t many things to choose from, the difficult choice is a lot easier. And when you don’t have the luxury of “people who liked this also liked”, you have to find your own way.

Estimated reading time: 4 min

Recited from Marcel Wichmann

Marcel Wichmann recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

I’m a big fan of limited choice. When there aren’t many things to choose from, the difficult choice is a lot easier. And when you don’t have the luxury of “people who liked this also liked”, you have to find your own way.

Estimated reading time: 4 min

Marcel Wichmann That's exactly what we want to achieve with 'Discover'. Great article by Rachel Coldicutt.

March 17, 2012 | 0

Florian Eckerstorfer recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

Rather than endlessly exploring the paths I was most interested in, I was made to make different, more difficult choices. I was made to improve myself, and I liked it.

Estimated reading time: 4 min

Florian Eckerstorfer The library of the future.

March 18, 2012 | 0

Maddie Maher recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

But I also like bloomers and no one really wears those any more.

Estimated reading time: 4 min

Maddie Maher Beautiful writing style. Thanks to Matt P for the tip.

March 18, 2012 | 0

Christian Werlin recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

Now it strikes me that the World Wide Web and the library have two important things in common: they’re both places to store information and do useful things. But there are two things that libraries can do that the Web can’t: libraries can make you be quiet together, and libraries can make it difficult to find the right information.

Estimated reading time: 4 min

Benjamin Fritz recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

I’m a big fan of limited choice. When there aren’t many things to choose from, the difficult choice is a lot easier. And when you don’t have the luxury of “people who liked this also liked”, you have to find your own way.

Estimated reading time: 4 min

René Fischer recommended The Joys of Having Nothing to Read from fabricofthings.wordpress.com:

I’m a big fan of limited choice. When there aren’t many things to choose from, the difficult choice is a lot easier. And when you don’t have the luxury of “people who liked this also liked”, you have to find your own way.

Estimated reading time: 4 min