Já faz alguns minutos que caminho sem rumo pela casa. Vasculho estantes e gavetas, olho sob as almofadas do sofá. Não consigo encontrar meu Nokia em lugar nenhum. Perdido há semanas, cogitei levá-lo a um offsite do trabalho no início de outubro em Madri. Minha ideia era comprar um
Há vísceras lá fora. Não sei se humanas, desumanas com certeza. Minhas não são. As minhas cá estão, contidas, guardadas, lentamente esperando pra se tornarem palavras. Leio os jornais e encho-me de melancolia. "Que se foda a Califórnia!" Normalizaram o absurdo.
I loved writing when I was a child. I used to create all these stories inspired by the comic books I used to read and I felt really proud of myself when my teacher read them out loud to the whole class. Over the years, what used to be a
It's Monday morning and my kids are playing together in the living room - they're still on school holidays for another week. They should have gone to the day care centre today, but they're skipping it because of a doctor's appointment around noon.
Warren Buffett has an old flip phone. Christopher Nolan doesn’t even have an email account. What do they have in common? Personal assistants. I don't have a personal assistant. I have my wife. As she more wisely put it: I'm renting space in her brain.
Francisco Tárrega was a Spanish composer and classical guitarist. You may never have heard of him, but if you owned a cell phone in the early 2000s, you've probably heard a snippet of his work Gran Vals, from 1902 - the four bars used in the Nokia ringtone. Tananan
If you have children, you probably know the struggle of leaving a playground. As soon as I tell my kids it's time to go home the bargaining starts: "Daddy, can we go on the slide just one more time, pleeeeeease"? And, of course, I give in.
Before we start, this is not an anti-tech manifest. I like technology. Finding my way around an unknown city with Google Maps. Staying connected with my high school friends through a WhatsApp group. Paying my bills without having to wait in line at a bank. All these things are