Interesting Things on the Internet: January 28th 2019

• How To Pay Attention. Lots of good techniques to steal here. My #inthesaddle bike photos practice is pretty much the "spot something new every day" strategy.
• The Secrets of Lyndon Johnson’s Archives. A wonderfully-written article by Robert A. Caro about his research in writing the biography of Lyndon B. Johnson. I really enjoyed his biography of Robert Moses—The Power Broker. At some point there'll be a blog all dog-eared pages post for that, once I've written up the many notes from the 1100+ pages...
• Co-ops Need Leaders, Too. Useful reminder that co-operatives aren't completely different from other organisations.
• Brexit and Singapore-on-Thames. A reminder that Britain is being run for the benefit of finance, and the rest of us are just seen as unfortunate baggage.
• Refusal after Refusal. An essay rejecting the current social view of work. Ostensibly about architecture, I think it applies just as well to the rest of life (definitely tech, at least).
• When Automation Bites Back.
• Money laundering 101. A good look through money laundering and how it winds up distorting the property market.
• Building Acid Communism. Some food for thought, particularly the workshop questions in the latter half.