Exasperated Alien
Andrew DorisHelping humans overcome their tribalism—very, very patiently.
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Change you can't believe in
Part one showed that in most developed democracies, people’s emotional well-being and sense of how things are going have been getting worse for the past few decades. It refuted many alternative explanations for this trend, and established t...
Technology is (probably much of) why the vibes are bad
350-word TL;DR: The vibes are bad in most rich countries. Specifically, people’s emotional well-being and sense of how things are going have been getting worse for about 15 years. Nobody can agree on why, and the commonest narratives seem e...
Birthright citizenship is a litmus test for charlatans [repost]
Today, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments about Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship. The majority seemed very skeptical of the Administration’s arguments, as it should be. So it seems like a good day to repost what I wrote...
Tech-authoritarian gaslighting
(Part one of this post can be found here.)
“All lawful use”
To understand Story 2, you must first understand Pete Hegseth. Again, I will go with a short but honest description. Hegseth is “a grifter, a narcissist, a man of petty resent...
The most out-of-touch people in politics
Three stories dominated my week, and they have a common theme.
You already know about one of them: our war of choice with Iran, which was chosen by almost zero Americans. I won’t write much about that, because my views have not changed sin...
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