Internal exile
Rob Horningabout technology, art, philosophy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 329 | Subscribers | Read | robhorning.substack.com |
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The thought doesn't count
A recent run of Apple commercials are devoted to highlighting its “Apple Intelligence” features — how the phone can make media for you to help you fake your way through life. You will be able to take credit for the insight and thoughtfulnes...
Feed experiences
Recently Hearing Things interviewed a musician who, under the name Catbreath, posts songs to Spotify with such titles as “True Crime Podcast,” “Cozy Fall Playlist,” and “Gym Bangers.” As the interviewer, Andy Cush, points out, this is meant...
Unnoticed
One of the few advantages of being as chronically disorganized as I am is that I can keep coming to the same “insights” that I had before but write about them as though they are new. I get to feel like my thinking is agile and spontaneous w...
Habermas machines
Achieving consensus can be hard, so wouldn’t it be nice if a machine could produce it as a kind of consumption good? Instead of having to work through differences and emotions collectively and collaboratively, each individual could articula...
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Writer, mostly about technology; former New Inquiry, Real Life editor
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