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Working on myself, by myself, for myself.

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It’s always nice being wanted. Even if it’s by the wrong person.

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For years, workers have enjoyed the way technology creates distance from the boss. You can join meetings from home, or from Hawaii. But with Uber, we are coming to a strange inflection point. The company has designed an app that is so efficient, cheap and scalable that it manages 600,000 drivers in the U.S. Yet there’s an underside to distance. It can create a system that lacks the most basic sympathy.

NPR conducted an informal survey of Uber drivers, using email lists and social media. It’s not a scientific poll. Respondents are self-selected, and possibly more negative toward Uber than the average driver. Still, it’s a window into how hundreds of drivers feel; and an Uber spokesman says many of NPR’s survey results track the company’s own findings about its driver workforce.

The Faceless Boss: A Look Into The Uber Driver Workplace

Photo: Lucas Carter for NPR

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Artist Joey Spiotto Transforms Iconic Characters into Adorable Children’s Book Covers.

L.A. based artist Joey Spiott transforms our favorite pop culture icons into adorable characters. Spiotto makes the famous figures into cuter and more bubblier versions of their reality. The result is a hilarious and charming manifestation of cinema. Find his work in his Etsy shop.

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Millie Bobby Brown, photographed by Matthew Priestley for W magazine, Oct 2016.

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you not wanting me was the beginning of me wanting myself thank you

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She was bad at love. She loved too hard.

Ann Brashares, The Second Summer of the Sisterhood (via wordsnquotes)

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