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There is a countercultural revolution spreading across the United States. It has many faces that have been widely documented but poorly understood. It is “high agency,” but not in the Silicon Valley sense, because it is also highly techno-p...
Did you know Kehlani released a fifth album? Did you know Abu Dhabi is building a new version of the Las Vegas Sphere? Did you know GTA 6 is coming out in November? Did you know Calvin Klein just launched their Jung Kook Collection?
TikTok...
A few weeks ago, the New York Times published an excellent investigation exposing how the United States Mint buys its gold from Colombian drug cartels, despite a law that it should only purchase legally mined American gold.
The main thing...
We get more calls than we used to.
In medieval times, your life would revolve around the few calls you got. You would wake to the rooster’s call, heed the call to prayer, gather with the town crier’s call, and occasionally be called to arm...
I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by brainrot, gooning doomscrolling bedrotting,
dissociating themselves through the enshittified ragebait clickbait looking for a dopamine fix,
nonchalant doomers repressing the AI overview o...
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