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Martin HackworthCommentary on current events, science, stories, politics and culture with some satire and music.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 365 | Subscribers | Read | martinhackworth.substack.com |
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Science Friday #64: Replacing bad science with (arguably) worse science.
We are not making progress on this front.
Myopia is an affliction, not a virtue.
If anything has bridged our 21st-century cultural divide, it may be the recent death of Charlie Kirk. When it comes to Kirk, the chattering classes across the spectrum consider their unique view of his death a veritable cloak of virtue in n...
We don't have a violence problem in this country; we have a liberal Karen problem.
This piece is dedicated to the liberal Karens (and their Ken lapdogs) celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk on Bluesky. R.I.P., amigo. I got you.
Spinelessness facilitated the left's march through institutions. The current retreat through those institutions has revealed some amazing newfound courage—from a safe distance.
Bestselling author, podcaster and public speaker Malcolm Gladwell has been a staff writer at The New Yorker for two decades and, before that, a reporter at the Washington Post. He’s precisely the type the media-academia complex considers to...
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Father, physicist, climber, musician, motorcyclist, man of letters, free-speech advocate, champion of classical values, op-ed columnist for the Idaho State Journal. I play it down the middle.
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