Lost in Cyberspace
Jim TrageserExploring the absurdities of modern politics and culture. Also exploring non-mainstream music, life in a newspaper newsroom, interesting reads, and a biweekly podcast.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 157 | Subscribers | Read | lostincyberspace.substack.com |
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It (was) complicated
In the hours and days following the death of Pete Rose, I heard from numerous friends and family who knew I was a lifelong fan of the Cincinnati Reds and assumed I would be mourning the passing of baseball’s all-time hits leader.
What's going on with Lost in Cyberspace
10 months ago, we lost my father unexpectedly. Most of you probably know that, as I wrote about only discovering after he was gone that he held five patents - including inventing the first mid-air collision alarm system.
Whither the return?
In Saturday’s San Diego Union-Tribune, sports columnist Bryce Miller has an interesting piece on the new athletic director at the local Catholic school, the University of San Diego. Miller goes over USD’s attempts to stay athletically compe...
Make-believe heroes
Why the deep psychological or emotional need for college-educated elites to feel heroic — and to shape their perception of reality to allow for this?
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Music journalist, computer historian, and generally curious about everything.
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