Anecdotal Value
Hollis Robbins (@Anecdotal)Anecdotal Value
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Who is Ladling the Chum?
A few weeks ago Helen Andrews bloodied the waters with her “The Great Feminization” piece in Compact arguing that women in the workplace caused “wokeness” and “cancel culture.” Andrews ladled a lot of social science to make her case, citing...
Dan Wang's "Breakneck" (review)
This review of Dan Wang’s extraordinary Breakneck: China’s Quest to Engineer the Future (W.W. Norton, 2025) is a few months late for a good reason. As I told him the other day, I couldn’t bring myself to finish the ‘One-Child’ chapter. Dan ...
Token-Relief
One of the great pleasures of hanging around old institutions like Harvard or Princeton or even Johns Hopkins (new-ish, at 1876) is sitting in halls that feature bas-relief portraits of prominent figures. When a lecture becomes boring (yes ...
The Faculty are Riding Horses
Between 1900 and 1929, automotive deaths skyrocketed from 36 per year to 29,592. American cities tore themselves apart trying to accommodate this new technology. Newspapers declared cars more destructive than machine guns. Cities banned the...
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Scholar of language and bureaucracy writing on how AI is changing the world. All language is artificial and grammar is bureaucratic. Former Dean of Humanities and now Special Advisor for Humanities (and AI) at University of Utah.
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