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1. A new way to understand just about anything. Including elections, electrons, emotions, devotions, notions, nations, decisions, commotions. In 3 seconds.
2. Relational complexities. Whatever that means. Such as the White House starting...
The first former professor of philosophy says, Four billion years is the new context.
The second former professor of philosophy says, Four seconds is the new attention span.
The former writer thinks, but doesn’t say, A year is nothing to...
Sheila T. and I went to Shanghai for lunch today. With stops in London, Milan and the Swiss Alps. She is 97 now. The trip took an hour or two. We take the same trip each time we meet.
She can’t remember she ordered a BLT but can remember w...
Nothing gives perspective like having perspective torn out of you, along with most everything else.
One moment, “I” was a “structure” like a Mom or a home or writing, power, light. The next moment, all things flickered on and off, in...
The Runaway Bunny is about a boy bunny who keeps wanting to run away or become something else like a rock on a mountain. Each time the boy bunny says that kind of thing, his mom says she will become a mountain climber and climb to where he...
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Judith Hannah Weiss freelanced for Vogue and Vanity Fair and became a ghost. A Substack Bestseller, she has been nominated for The Pushcart Prize and The Best American Essay. Her posts take less than 2 minutes to read and include her own art.
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