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I just read this yesterday in the New Yorker piece about JD.[1] When he was a teen-ager, Dorsey told me, he read a book about tea ceremonies and was impres
by wozniacki 13y ago
I just read this yesterday in the New Yorker piece about JD.[1]
When he was a teen-ager, Dorsey told me, he read a book about tea
ceremonies and was impressed by the Japanese precept of wabi-sabi,
which holds that the greatest beauty comes from organization with a
dash of disorder. “The monks rake up leaves, then they sprinkle a few
leaves back,” he explained.
http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2013/10/21/131021fa_fact_max http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2013/10/21/131021fa_fact_...
- hboon 13y agoFrom the timestamp and the URL — Oct 21 — was it published too early?
- wozniacki 13y agoHaha. Just noticed that part. From Wikipedia: Started as a weekly in 1925, the magazine is now published 47 times annually, with five of these issues covering two- week spans. Perhaps that's when its slated to appear in the print edition?
- elemeno 13y agoIt's not abnormal to see time stamps like that with print publications - they often publish to the web in advance of the print edition coming out, but it makes sense to use the print edition as the 'reference' edition when it comes to dating articles.