Letters From Bethlehem
Amanda LuceNerding out from an objectivist rationalist. Subscribe for MAiD, happenings in the rationalist community, GLP-1 evangelizing, and my adventures renovating a old house. Spiritually reporting from the heart of Pennsylvania steel country.
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“Ozempic is Genocide” Explained
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Recently, several clips from a body politics panel at the Socialism 2026 conference went viral. Jeremiah Johnson wrote a summary about it for The Argument.
The Argument
When fitness becomes fascism...
Land is Recyclable
The simplest solution to a housing shortage + a growing population is to “just build more housing.”
And yet, people don’t want to do this.
Armand Domalewski put it well on Twitter:
honestly still baffles me every single day that it is...
A Canadian Walks into a Tim Hortons for MAiD...
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In what is probably the most Canadian headline I’ve seen all year, the National Post reports, “Ontario man dies of MAID after being assessed outside Tim Hortons”:
A London, Ont., doctor who assessed a p...
All Preferences are Valid, but Some Preferences are More Valid than Others
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Imagine you’re a kid. You really like blue. Lots of people around you wear blue, day in and day out. There are, of course, other colors that people wear, but for some reason, you really like blue.
You, h...
Why MAiD is more Accessible than Experimental Treatments
Ruxandra Teslo asks: “why is it the case that it is easier to get MAID in Canada than it is to access experimental treatments which carry a higher risk?”
That’s a great question! Why is it that, in Canada at least, it seems to be easier fo...
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1920s-coded objectivist rationalist, formerly reporting from the heart of Pennsylvania steel country. I write about MAiD, happenings in the rationalist community, and my hot mess of a house renovation. Winner of the 2024 ACX Book Review Contest.
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