Whales We’re teaching our sons about whales. Their habits and habitats, their evolutionary history, their cultural and economic relevance, the many stories told about them. An adult male sperm whale has washed up, dead, on a beach on the Norfolk coast, and we’re following the clean-up effort on TV and the radio and the … Continue reading What We’re Teaching Our Sons #603: Whales & #189: Geology →

The Network is Not the Territory In business, as in war, the important thing is not how much geography we hold, but the supply lines we control. How we get food, fuel, people, goods from one point to another. The only map that matters is the one that describes the routes we own. Everything in … Continue reading Against The Nostalgia of Objects: Extracts from A Manifesto for The Container Shipping Industry →