Very clever to write an article that is the very thing that it criticizes, the entryway into a certain "marketing funnel." What I got out is this: "Good inform

Very clever to write an article that is the very thing that it criticizes, the entryway into a certain "marketing funnel." What I got out is this: "Good information is scarce and strong research skills are therefore increasingly valuable. Guess what, we (my consulting firm) specialize in giving just the kind of actionable advice you need." Appropriate for the author's image to be of the ourobouros. More charitably though, it's fine for the market to offer solutions to this problem, as long as it's not conflated with the space for "serious leisure" that mere curious nerds subsist on in all ages. Leisure is by definition an end in itself. It just happens that without it people and societies alike cease to function well. What can we do to expand the space for serious but aimless thinking in this age?