I Used to Be Disgusted, Now I Try to Be Amused
Jason TebbeHistory, politics, culture
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I am one of those sick freaks who still buys physical media, and to my delight saw that Kino Lorber was doing a big summer sale. I was especially excited to finally have a copy of The Sorrow and the Pity, the four-hour Marcel Ophuls documen...
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This complaint dating from the late 1990s was probably the first cry for nostalgia among my Gen X cohort. We were still young when we made it, and we made it loud because it was the first major sign...
A Teacher-Parent's Take on Haidt's Anxious Generation
As a high school teacher and parent of soon to be high school students, the discourse around teens and screen use is more than just talk. At work and at home I am constantly contending with questions on technology use and enforcing rules ab...
A Kinks Playlist For the Techno-skeptical
We are living in a time when many powerful people are announcing an imminent new future that has failed to capture the imagination of the broader population. The masses are skeptical of AI and LLMs even if they might consult them in real li...
For the 250th Let’s Celebrate Lincoln’s “Electric Cord,” Remember MLK’s “Promissory Note,” and Reject “Blood and Soil”
The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is upon us, one that has obviously sparked mixed feelings in the populace at large. The Trump regime has politicized the celebration, openly using it as an opportunity to boost the pr...
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