
Politics, culture, and technology from someone who was in the machine and got out.
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Third in my “Camino Diaries” series. Read part one here and part two here.
the view leaving Castrojeriz
During the thirty-some days I walked the Camino, my world revolved around weather, dirt, and sun. I would hit the trail early in the m...
Second in my “Camino Diaries” series. Read part one here and part three here.
me walking in the Meseta on the French route of the Camino de Santiago
I arrived in Saint Jean Pied de Port alone and unprepared. It was cold, wet, and raining...
Elisha Long in his backyard
When 54-year-old billionaire venture capitalist Marc Andreessen tweeted “Current status: Retardmaxxing” in March, my first reaction was to roll my eyes. It came across as a juvenile and offensive term cast in Ge...
First in my “Camino Diaries” series, written before I left. Read part two here and part three here.
“On the Road Camino,” by Ouchul Hwang (2025). See collection.
A friend turned to me at the bar of a luxury hotel. “Why would you walk acro...
Earlier this month, after the Artemis II crew returned from their trip around the moon, I posted a picture of Victor Glover smiling with his wife and their four daughters on Substack. “All of the Artemis II astronauts are heroes,” I wrote,...
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Dad and entrepreneur navigating midlife. Politics, culture, tech. Boyd Institute founder, proud dilettante. \ud83c\udf34
Scholar of language and bureaucracy writing on how AI is changing the world. PhD Princeton; MPP Harvard. Professor of English and former Dean of Humanities at University of Utah. All opinions here are solely my own.
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