First, I want it to subtly alter my thinking, an incremental update that moves me towards a refined world model. Second, I want to pull out a few key pieces of information that I might use later in my writing. For instance, if I come across a well-written methodology section in a paper, I’ll save that. Reading should stimulate my thinking and produce new ideas.

• https://www.zyphra.com/post/beta-release-of-zonos-v0-1
• https://elevenreader.io/

• https://creativerly.com/there-is-still-the-need-for-a-better-goodreads-alternative/
• https://www.literary.salon/
• https://www.thestorygraph.com/
• https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.tonysoft.bookmory

• Progress (versus “smart”): to speak to the upper left’s strong belief in the value of science, technology, and institutions to change the world for the better.

• Responsibility (versus “free”): to speak to the upper right’s strong belief in hard work, family values, and personal ownership to build flourishing communities.

• Identity (versus “just”): to speak to the lower left’s strong belief in self-expression, anti-discrimination, and a recognition of others’ unique stories to tackle oppressive legacies and build a more just society.

• Security (versus “real”): to speak to the lower right’s strong belief in loyalty, local identity, and protection from external threats to establish the conditions for a thriving community.