A Series of Contradictions
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 51 | Subscribers | Read | daraghfleming.substack.com |
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How We Distract Ourselves
Jim Carrey has been replaced by a clone. Timmy Chalamet hates ballet. Despite all the real awfulness going on the world right now, these are the stories clouding my feeds the last week. Jim Carrey got some work done and people lost it. A yo...
Notes For The End Of The World
Maybe the world will end. Not a pleasant thought to have of a Monday, but with the way things are now, it’s on a lot of our minds. Headlines and memes about WWIII are everywhere. We’ve always been our own biggest threat. There’s so much dar...
Many Good People
This rant is happening more and more often on a Monday now. For years it’s been on a Sunday. But I never write them in advance, which means I was always carving out time to work on a Sunday. And I want Sunday to be a day off, where I can re...
That's Not Very Nice
Hate on the internet is akin to fish in the ocean isn’t it? Someone told me to fuck off there the other day because I suggested a person could be kind and gentle at the same time that they’re strong, resistant, passionate. That’s not very n...
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