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Elon Musk allegedly throttled Starlink to influence a war. A 12-year-old sexual abuse survivor became the face of a corporate attack ad. Engineers are debating whether AI broke software security or just exposed how broken it already was. Th...
The week’s reading pulls in one direction: the people handing out gifts want something back. Elon Musk slows Starlink, then promises SpaceX shares to children. A Blackstone CEO funds ads attacking someone for owning Blackstone stock. Meanwh...
Monday, October 19, 2026
Housing costs aren’t coming down, AI researchers are telling the IMF the Singularity has already started, and Meta spent the weekend shutting down protest accounts. Three very different stories, one connecting thre...
Belonging, it turns out, is the thread running through everything this week. Slow Boring finds it at a Renaissance fair. Import AI finds it in orbit. Heather Cox Richardson finds its absence in Washington. Whether the argument is about publ...
The week opens with a familiar pattern: institutions under pressure, the people running them making increasingly strange choices, and writers trying to figure out whether any of this is recoverable. Heather Cox Richardson is watching Russia...
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