Technology
Dicta Maiven.
From Numbers to Names.
Thanks to 51 photographs.
Braggadocio conceals self-doubt.
Hyman Rickover.
Stripped of transcendent purpose and community, a weekly break from technology is no cure for doomscrolling.
The pandemic has revealed a weakness at the heart of Israel’s economy: it’s been so focused on developing its technology sector that more traditional industries are languishing.
Ethical, philosophical, geopolitical, and religious implications.
Toward a ḥaredi environmentalism.
The modern way of life works if you want to make money, but there are bigger questions that it just can’t answer. Judaism, the author of a new essay argues, can fill the gap.
The Startup Wife, a buzzy new novel, has been hailed as a serious exploration of modern spirituality. All it explores is a tech-fantasy of hyper-individualism and personal fulfillment.
“Rabbi Huna said in the name of Rav . . .”
Two scribes, taking turns.
Technology is the easy part. Getting young Jews to connect with the Book of Books, that’s hard.
