When I lived in the city, I’d often go to the library to work. Unlike at a café, where I would inevitably eat more pastries than necessary and be distracted by neighbors’ conversations, I could sit in one place for hours at the library.
When I was a teenager studying abroad in Paris, I did the requisite backpacking/railpassing and visited Switzerland, Germany, Prague and Italy. I ate like a local in Greece and danced in public squares and private clubs in Spain.
A couple years ago, Andrew was going deep into AI and all that it meant to our future: how kids learned in school, what impact it had on our and other industries, the ethics of using it for content—most personally, what it meant to us as writers.