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Experimental History

Adam Mastroianni
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1) Find what's true and make it useful. 2) Publish every other Tuesday. 3) Photo cred: my dad.

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Latest Issues

The most wonderful thing that happened to Tommy McHugh

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This is the quarterly links ‘n’ updates post, a collection of things I’ve been reading and doing for the past few months.

(1) THE MOST WONDERFUL THING THAT HAPPENED TO TOMMY MCHUGH

A British man named Tommy McHugh wa...

11 days ago
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Stop eating Lady Gaga's Oreos

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Here’s a story from 30 years ago that would make no sense today.

It’s 1992. Pearl Jam’s debut album Ten is selling well. But then MTV puts the music video for their song “Jeremy” in heavy rotation, and the band rockets...

25 days ago
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Only insane people use the internet

OR: hit me with your Honda

There’s a guy who sends me a nasty reply to every one of my posts. Within 24 hours of an email going out, he arrives in my inbox like:

a month ago
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Shame them, shun them, ban them, beat them!

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Say what you will about the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, its 1936 constitution was a banger.

It guaranteed freedom of speech, the press, assembly, and protest. It extended equal rights to all citizens, reg...

2 months ago
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The 3rd Annual Blog Post Competition, Extravaganza, and Jamboree

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It’s time for the annual Experimental History Blog Competition, Extravaganza, and Jamboree! Send me your best unpublished blog post, and if I pick yours, I’ll send you real cash money and tell everybody how great you are...

2 months ago
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