hey, just dropping a line... we have talked in the past... I find your writing to be my favorite frequency-to-interesting-information ratio! I often don't comment because you send me down a whole bunch of new rabbit holes... so... I have waaaayyy too many notes in my software about Nuclear now :-)
I would probably feel more comfortable e-mailing... but... I will drop you a comment more often ;-)
Just getting to this newsletter now, I clearly have a large backlog but I'll catchup soon. Just dropped by to say hi and thank you for the newsletters!
A good family-oriented co-op is Space Escape, aka Naked Mole Rats in Space: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/262536/space-escape -- there's also Forbidden Island, by the creator of (and using a kind of ultra-stripped-down ruleset of) Pandemic, one of the all-time greats of recent board games and yet one I've felt no desire to play in the last couple of years.
Liberty, newsletters have been mostly a gift (high volume of niche, interesting writing) with a bit of curse mixed in (newsletter fatigue, amplified FOMO, etc), and even as I've gone through the process of evolving my mix each month, I find myself more and more often reading yours first. The free-form structure, variety of topics, small insights presented without pretense (no Twitter gurus please) make this eminently readable/enjoyable/satisfying.
We have a vibrant board game community (I think a surprisingly high percentage of board games is developed by germans) with the prestigious "german board price" award. A lot of the games are probably for your kids when they are older tough: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutscher_Spiele_Preis. More family friendly games are found in the "(board) game of the year" award list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiel_des_Jahres. Probably another rabbit hole ;)
Thank you so much for keeping up the newsletter. I get immense pleasure out of reading it!
Hello from Finland! A snowy Sunday afternoon, some cross-country skiing and a chance to enjoy a few healthy bites of curated curiosity. Good stuff, as always.
Greetings from Okinawa, Japan. I'm a huge fan of your newsletter. Liberty's Highlights with a cup of green tea is a prefect way to start my day. Thank you!!
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Thanks for sharing your wisdom and insightful curation with us every other day. You are making a difference :)
hey, just dropping a line... we have talked in the past... I find your writing to be my favorite frequency-to-interesting-information ratio! I often don't comment because you send me down a whole bunch of new rabbit holes... so... I have waaaayyy too many notes in my software about Nuclear now :-)
I would probably feel more comfortable e-mailing... but... I will drop you a comment more often ;-)
Just getting to this newsletter now, I clearly have a large backlog but I'll catchup soon. Just dropped by to say hi and thank you for the newsletters!
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Thank you Liberty for so much great content. Hi from London.
Thanks for all your hard work, liberty! Enjoy this and your Twitter account immensely. Have a great week
I like Liberty's constant "refeynmants" of his mental models. RPF would be proud of you.
238y42d3d423byfhfhgkii2dsdf. But seriously, appreciate your newsletter!
A good family-oriented co-op is Space Escape, aka Naked Mole Rats in Space: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/262536/space-escape -- there's also Forbidden Island, by the creator of (and using a kind of ultra-stripped-down ruleset of) Pandemic, one of the all-time greats of recent board games and yet one I've felt no desire to play in the last couple of years.
Liberty, newsletters have been mostly a gift (high volume of niche, interesting writing) with a bit of curse mixed in (newsletter fatigue, amplified FOMO, etc), and even as I've gone through the process of evolving my mix each month, I find myself more and more often reading yours first. The free-form structure, variety of topics, small insights presented without pretense (no Twitter gurus please) make this eminently readable/enjoyable/satisfying.
Hello Liberty - I love your emails. thank you
Hello from Germany as well!
We have a vibrant board game community (I think a surprisingly high percentage of board games is developed by germans) with the prestigious "german board price" award. A lot of the games are probably for your kids when they are older tough: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutscher_Spiele_Preis. More family friendly games are found in the "(board) game of the year" award list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spiel_des_Jahres. Probably another rabbit hole ;)
Thank you so much for keeping up the newsletter. I get immense pleasure out of reading it!
Boardgamegeek.com is a great resource for identifying good board games for you
Hello from Finland! A snowy Sunday afternoon, some cross-country skiing and a chance to enjoy a few healthy bites of curated curiosity. Good stuff, as always.
Greetings from Okinawa, Japan. I'm a huge fan of your newsletter. Liberty's Highlights with a cup of green tea is a prefect way to start my day. Thank you!!