Matt Pearce
Essayist on power, media, democracy and literature. Opinions my own. May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your house.
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What if people just prefer bowling alone?
“A Friendly Warning,” Thomas Hicks, 1881-1890 (Art Institute of Chicago)
Loneliness is one of the great challenges not just of our time but of our whole form of self-government. A new report from Columbia World Projects1 sums up America’s...
No more American aristocrats
Gordon S. Wood’s “The Radicalism of the American Revolution.”
A lot of people I know were bummed and conflicted about this year’s Fourth of July, which marked the 250th anniversary of the American Independence. I felt it too. The most pers...
It’s not journalism’s job to make AI more accurate
Note: Since it no longer goes without saying, the newsletter is 100% human-written, because the author believes that writing is an act of learning by doing.
As reality sets in, and the most egregious propaganda of recent years gets exposed...
A society that wants to understand itself probably wouldn't act like this
In the 1960s, a German-American computer scientist named Joseph Weizenbaum coded an early version of today’s AI chatbots. Weizenbaum called his program ELIZA, after the “My Fair Lady” character Eliza Doolittle who takes speech lessons (and...
The logic of a termination
CBS “60 Minutes” correspondent Scott Pelley in 2019. (John Ramspott / WikiMedia Foundation / CC-BY 2.0)
On the way to the coffee shop to write this newsletter today, I listened to Lulu Garcia-Navarro’s NYT interview with Scott Pelley about...
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