Let's be real- this article is more a lifestyle piece on the excessively prepared, i.e. type A, silicon valley super achievers. Apparently, this is an article about these folks who have their shit together so far ahead the rest of us, that this otherwise genius for productivity goes into form of deranged overdrive.
Let's also look at this article's source, the New Yorker, as a vicarious observer and critic of anything that veers off their path of caring/obsessing about depresssing novelists/filmmaker s and actors, fashion, and all things analogue as the solution to the salvation of the light of humanity and culture, of which they perceive themselves as the clear torchbearers.
Let's also look at this article's source, the New Yorker, as a vicarious observer and critic of anything that veers off their path of caring/obsessing about depresssing novelists/filmmaker s and actors, fashion, and all things analogue as the solution to the salvation of the light of humanity and culture, of which they perceive themselves as the clear torchbearers.