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Brain Worms

Dan Sheehan

Brain Worms is a weekly newsletter about culture, tech, politics and their many intersection points. It's not journalism, just a bunch of pretty words about being alive right now.

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Latest Issues

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The End of Social

Just a few weeks ago, it seemed like Bluesky had done the impossible. With a bizarre update to Twitter’s terms of service and the presidential election’s surprising landslide serving as a wakeup call, hundreds of thousands of social media u...

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Where Can A Car Kill Me?

The American pedestrian suffers no shortage of indignities. On my average day walking around the deeply car-obsessed city of Los Angeles, I am ignored, cut off, honked at, and regularly threatened with bodily harm. I am made to breathe thro...

11 days ago
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What it means to carry stones

A week of climate catastrophe leaves us once again wondering if there's room in the budget for anything other than bombs

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Highway To Hell

The line between America's automobile obsession and its descent into fascistic individualism is getting easier and easier to draw.

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