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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | lolsos.substack.com |
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Good luck and bad luck create each other
The other day I was reading a David Foster Wallace essay—wait, don’t go, it gets better!—in which he wings a famous parable about a Chinese farmer and his horse. It’s a good one. Here’s wisdom-whisperer Alan Watts telling it.
Why do I care about what's happening on the other side of the world?
The other day, in response to something I shared on Instagram about Palestine, someone I went to school with asked why I care so much about what’s happening on the other side of the world. A bit of an ignorant question, to be sure, but a ge...
I am a cell in a huge living organism
You're out of muses and the world's full of horrors. What's an artist to do? Nick Cave suggests to stop being so precious—that it is precisely in perilous times that we must ply our trade:
Two ways to spend six minutes, episode 3
This is a series where I reflect on two ways to spend six minutes. The first way is always online, the second way is always offline. The aim is to contrast the experience of digital overstimulation with a moment of hyperpresence.
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German-Canadian writer and journalist living in Berlin. Dissociative spells mixed with a psychedelic introspection.
Journalist/writer/comedian/MMA fighter/the bravest of them all but cries a lot Previously the New York Times, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australian Strategic Policy Institute
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