After Progress
E.J. LaRowA space for those who sense progress has left us lonely and unmoored and who are searching for meaning, stability, and the permanent things.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 64 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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The Piranesian Condition
The Round Tower, etching by Giovanni Battista Piranesi
In Susanna Clarke’s 2020 novel Piranesi, the world is a House. And the House is not a house, but an entire world.
The House is not confined by walls, but is an infinite expanse — vast...
The Reality of Acting and the Illusion of Living
Nadia. Masque by Matisse.
Many of my ideas start as absurd before taking a bit more shape over time as I mull them over. This is how this idea started: What if Rainn Wilson is more himself acting as Dwight Schrute than he is in public inte...
Bob Dylan, Theologian of American Angst
In a dimly lit hotel room in Tucson, a man in a structured Oxford shirt, leather jacket, and flared bell-bottoms sat on the edge of his bed. Outside, the November air carried the crisp bite of a desert night; Tucson lacked the fall foliage,...
The Death of Meaning in the Life of Memes
Image by surrealist designer Chunlong Sun
and I were both watching a video yesterday evening titled Why Gen Z Media is so Meaningless.” The video seeks to understand why Gen Z media is, to put it rather bluntly, meaningless. Take, for inst...
Progress is Never Enough
Our restless pursuit of progress reveals a deeper longing
“We are going to see how you’ve progressed since you started here.”
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AE at Baker Books. Law & Liberty Fellow; Mere O Contributing Writer; Ciceronian Society; Lincoln Forum. ✍️: First Things, Law & Liberty, Modern Age, Mere Orthodoxy, The American Mind, Ad Fontes.
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