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The Great ADHD Maybe
William Hogarth, A Consultation of Physicians (1736)
The Great ADHD Myth? — Channel 4, presented by Max Pemberton.
Yet another documentary about ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). This time on Channel 4 and presented by the...
Jason Arday, Kitsch Man
When I was around 10 years old a new family moved in down the street from my grandmother’s house. One day in the local park I met a boy of about the same age as me: he stuck out a palm and introduced himself as David. I was a shy, somewhat...
On speaking ill of the dead
James Gillray, The Feast of Reason, & the Flow of Soul (1797).
It is generally considered poor form to speak ill of the dead, and as a general rule I tend to agree. To revel too much in the misfortune of others is a sure sign that, in life...
In Cuba, socialism has morphed into a racket
This essay was first published in Persuasion.
On a scorching hot afternoon in Havana, the line outside the state bakery stretches down the block. Inside, the shelves are almost bare. A man in a faded baseball cap tells me he’s been waiting...
The manosphere: from misogyny to antisemitism
Originally published in Fathom Journal.
When one thinks of the manosphere – an array of male supremacist subcultures that have gained prominence in recent years – one typically imagines certain things: meat-headed internet influencers sell...
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