Planners and Political Reflections

This chapter features a lively debate about the merits of paper versus digital planners, including the cognitive benefits of writing things down, supported by psychological research. The conversation shifts to the significance of Alexei Navalny's memoir, linking its themes to the Chernobyl disaster and the failures of the Soviet system in crisis communication. The speakers explore the historical and contemporary implications of silenced dissent in Russia, underscoring the importance of open dialogue and democratic principles.