Wonder in the world, mastering our craft, the boundaries of perception and more in #TheEdit. 

• AI should be mothers to us. “Because the mother preserves the life of the baby. That’s the kind of relationship we should be aiming for,” says godfather of AI Geoffrey Hinton – Financial Times (gift link)
• How to find and master our own instruments of expression. Apollo and Hermes teach us that we have a radiance and curiosity that goes out in all directions. This is how to find the work we’re born to do at the celestial height it asks of us – The Career Archetypes 
• Wonder, play, and how to be more alive. Wonder – that edge state on the rim of understanding, where the mind touches mystery – is our best means of loving the world more deeply – The Marginalian  
• You’re probably doing small talk wrong. Stray from the script, riff playfully and create a shared reality; a little world that belongs just to just both of you – The New York Times (gift link)  
• Society needs hope. Youths around the world are in a profound crisis of despair. Adults must help them to believe that the future will be better – Aeon  
• Mapped: The boundaries of human perception. Science helps us imagine the vastness of space and time, and our small but meaningful place within it – Big Think
• Will Climate Week NYC outshine COP? In the first Climate Week since the US rolled back sustainability goals, can New York City remain the stage where global business drives real climate action? – The Beautiful Truth