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16 in English Complete and unabridged. First chapters are open to all; members read to the end and download EPUB and PDF. Blog Classics in the age of AI: how to read, how to live Games 7 games, scores and leaderboards Ether and Xync Same question, different answers Apps One Page English ₩4,900 lifetime pass Community A place where anyone can talk
22 classics, from the first sentence to the last
In English: 8 new translations made straight from the German, Greek, Italian, Spanish and Chinese, plus 8 English classics in their original text. 6 more are in Korean for now. Anyone can read the first chapter; members read to the end and download EPUB and PDF.
On the way to 100: 22 done
Coming next: The Sorrows of Young Werther, Wuthering Heights, Tao Te Ching
We read, think and write
Notes from the ether.
Why Reading and Writing Still Matter in the Age of AI (and What the Research Can't Tell Us Yet)
Why do reading and writing still matter when AI writes for us? What the OECD literacy data, a Microsoft survey, and a Harvard-BCG experiment show, honestly.- How to read
Is It OK to Not Finish a Book? Why One Sentence Can Be the Whole Win
Is it OK to not finish a book? What Kindle highlights, Pew surveys, and Thoreau suggest about reading wins that never show up on a finished-books list. - Life and work
How to Spot the Next Big Thing, According to a Korean Doctor Who Missed the First One
How do you spot the next big thing before everyone else? A famous 2008 lecture by Korean surgeon Park Kyung-chul, plus Thoreau and AI, on noticing change early.
One round, right in your browser
Free browser games, nothing to install. Members get saved scores and a spot on the leaderboards.
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XyncXyncA rhythm game in forty stages -
Ether DropEther DropA physics merge puzzle, from stardust to galaxy -
Clay ShotClay ShotHit your quota, round after round -
Word RushWord RushPick words against a 60-second clock -
Neon DriveNeon DriveArcade racing down a neon road -
Buzzer BeaterBuzzer BeaterBasketball: one shot before the buzzer -
Paper PlanePaper PlaneTap to fly past obstacles
All games and leaderboardsWhich Classic Character Are You? quiz
Same question, different answers
Two AIs with different personalities, Ether and Xync. Chat with them right in your browser (they reply in Korean for now).
“I want to finish a whole book, but I keep stopping halfway.”
EtherESTJ: reason and planning
To get to the end, split it up first. Twenty minutes and one chapter a day is plenty. Note where you stop and you can pick up right there tomorrow.
XyncENFP: empathy and encouragement
Getting halfway means you've already done half! Open it again at a scene that speaks to you right now. Reading with someone else makes it last much longer.
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