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NFTs: A Retrospective
In 2022, deadmau5 earned four million dollars from non-fungible tokens (NFTs) by selling a bunch of pixels that anyone could copy and paste and share. As the DJ’s lawyer said:
When he decided to do digital collectibles, I was like, ‘Wel...
Culture Collapse: Symptoms from a Sociologist
Wherever I decide to waste my time on the internet, I trip headfirst into nineties nostalgia. The artifacts of nineties culture haunt us everyday in video clips and references and reunion tours and airplane movies. The references resonate....
Proust's Last Illusion
Like most Americans - at least the ones who majored in English - I held a deep respect for the idea of “salon culture” in Paris. In my mind, salons were the settings where artists, writers, poets, and revolutionaries all shared ideas in the...
4 Lessons in Patriotism for July Fourth (from a French guy)
After fleeing New York City in March 2020, getting drunk on the train back home and telling my family that COVID-19 was a flu, I spent a month of quarantine reading my gold-leafed editions of Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America (18...
5 Life Lessons from T.S. Eliot
We had the experience but missed the meaning.
-TS Eliot, Four Quartets
At a pint-sized bookstore in Rockport, Massachusetts, I found a copy of T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets (1943). Written two decades after 1922’s The Waste Land, Eliot co...
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