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Oh, Hobby Lobby
I reviewed David Blanding’s harrowing The Gospel According to Hobby Lobby in The New York Times. Here’s a preview:
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“I own Hobby Lobby. Signed, God” is quite a brief for a crafts shop. But that’s what David Green, the founder of the big-...
The Charisma Trap
Dubbing a leader "charismatic" allows him—and his followers—to act insane.
Jack Schlossberg tried to be charismatic
Occupy Springfield
The rogue data centers are making communists of all of us.
This article first appeared in The New Republic.
Graham Platner and the "Good Man's Failing"
The Irish used to call hard drinking the “good man’s failing.” Eugene O’Neill cited this handy, exculpatory framing in Long Day’s Journey into Night. “He liked his glass—it’s a good man’s failing!” says James Tyrone, the drunk.
The phrase...
Does America Have a Right to Exist?
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Politics for English majors.
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Artist. Feral scholar. Raised by computers. Ex-tech (infrastructure, IoT, AI/ML). Alumna: Institute for the Future of the Book. Fmr. visiting scholar @NYU. Decoding systems of power and meaning. Big time crayon fan.
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