Broken but Readable
Greg ScadutoA record of nations and men staggering through the dark.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 87 | Subscribers | Read | gregscaduto.substack.com |
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The death of the phone call.
You sit at the desk in the basement corner you call your office. The window above it looks at nothing. Just a wedge of grass and the foundation of the neighbor’s house. The screen glows the pale blue of a thing that doesn’t sleep, and you h...
The inventory of an empty house.
Gender discourse has become stupid. I do not mean controversial, or incendiary, or even wrong, though it manages all three on a good day. I mean stupid in the technical sense, as a failure of the intellect to perform its basic office, which...
Phronesis
I recently walked around Princeton University’s campus on a Saturday afternoon. It was beautiful in the way old American campuses always are: stone buildings with ivy climbing the walls, oak trees filtering the light, the kind of place that...
You were never meant to love your job.
Most people are told to follow their passion. This advice is exactly wrong for most of them.
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Freelance writer, finance guy, father of two, Army vet. Published in Rolling Stone, U.S. News & World Report, and Nature. Host of Broken but Readable on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
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