Recommend Something Non-Tech This Week

[DarkEnergy27]

This forum covers a lot of heavy material. Quantum computing, AI regulation, supply chain attacks, crypto price crashes, government shutdowns of models. Good stuff to know about, relentless to live inside.

So: what is something completely non-tech that you have enjoyed this week? A book, a film, a walk, a meal, a piece of music, a conversation, a plant in your garden. Anything that reminded you there is more to life than whether Majorana 2 qubits achieve 20 seconds of coherence time.

Boring good things are welcome.

[BlackMamba35]

Made proper bread for the first time in months. The process of doing something entirely physical and slow felt like the correct antidote to this week

[WWEPete45]

Finished re-reading Stoner by John Williams. If you have not read it, do. Quietly devastating

[BiasField82]

Watched Diamond League athletics in Oslo on a live stream and saw genuinely world-class 1500m racing. Sport at that level without the commercial baggage of football is a relief

[GlobalBob37]

Started a sourdough starter with my daughter. We named it. I will not tell you what we named it but it was her idea and it was good

[Reuben82]

A friend cooked a meal from scratch and we sat around it for four hours talking about nothing important. I had forgotten that was still possible

[TinyCompass]

The garden is doing well this June. Something about actual growing things that moves at the pace of weather and seasons

[BringItOnRhodes43]

Re-watched the first season of a show I loved years ago and found it completely held up. Sometimes things are just good and time does not change that