Seven posts, and the one that stays with you argues that a world short of love produces exactly what you would expect: hatred, people wrecking themselves, nations at war with each other. Alan Chin writes it without irony and without a product attached, which is rarer than it should be.
The rest divides between traffic and calm. He tracks the moment a social network overtook a search engine at the top of the traffic rankings and asks what that shift means for anybody trying to be found. He writes about understanding where visitors come from before you spend anything trying to buy them.
Then there are the quieter pieces, telling you to take it easy, to improve your life in small increments, to make things happen rather than wait for them. He also stops to mark the death of a film director, which sits oddly and honestly among the rest.
English is a second language here and some sentences arrive at odd angles. Read past that. Begin with the traffic post if you want the practical side, and the love post if you want to know who is writing.