JPT's Substack
James Pagett TollenWeekly short stories for lost people who are looking for something out there. Here to entertain and ease. Aspiring writer and journalist (and successful lost person).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 31 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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Why We Want To Touch The Art In Museums (And How We Could)
Linda Blevins, “Hearst Castle – San Simeon, CA”
The only real difference between an art thief and an art collector is money.
It was raining in the hills above the small town of San Simeon, California. Thirty-something people and I stepped...
We Need This Old-Ass Book In The Age of AI
Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is about neither Zen Buddhism nor motorcycles. It isn’t about AI either. But after teaching a class on Zen at UC Berkeley, I’ve come to believe its philosophy of Quality—with a capital Q—fills a cru...
Things I've Written Recently
How Clavicular’s Philosophy of Looksmaxxing Defeats Itself - an opinion.
A.I. Won’t Replace Humans: How A New Paradigm Can Save Us - an opinion.
Silent: What’s Wrong With the Education System? - an essay.
Book Banning: Why I Repaired...
EVERYBODY AND MAC ARE DEAD - Part The Second
“The Creation of the Skies — The Separation of the Waters” by Francisco de Holanda, 16th c.
A Lorflingian ship hovered over Earth, continent Africa, nation Egypt. Lisa and her family unit looked far, far down at the hot and empty sand.
“G...
EVERYBODY AND MAC ARE DEAD - Part The First Cont'd
“The Creation of the Skies — The Separation of the Waters” by Francisco de Holanda, 16th c.
Roughly a billion light years away from Mac and Griffin, a Lorfling ship on its way to Earth floated in empty space.
Inside was Lisa. Lisa was cal...
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