Plato Was a Dick
S Peter Davis, Atticus V. SmuddFormer Cracked columnist, now a free agent. Survived the rise and fall of the internet since the 90s. I talk about society, social media, current affairs, and anything I can put a sardonic spin on.
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The Internet is An Ever Expanding Graveyard
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How the Right's Odyssey Rage Shows They Will Never Win the Culture War
Classical art belongs to those who appreciate it, not those who just find it propagandistically useful.
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Richard Dawkins Was Never Truly a Skeptic
Everyone’s dunking on Professor Richard Dawkins right now for coming to the conclusion that Anthropic’s “Claude” AI is a conscious being.
There are two lines of thought on this: One is that Dawkins is making some genuine and insightful ph...
We're Making Pluto a Planet Again, and Dinosaurs Didn't Have Feathers
Editor’s note: Due to some nonspecific but nevertheless, let’s say, rather terse communications from the office of US FCC Chairman Brendan Carr regarding my content recently, I have agreed to some changes to make this newsletter less “parti...
What is Social Media to Do About Its Monsters?
One thing that Substack and Bluesky have in common as social media platforms is that every so often a local controversy will pop off on one of them that the other will bang on about as another example about why they are great and that other...
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S Peter Davis is an Australian writer, formerly an editor and columnist at Cracked.com during its golden age. For all his work in one place visit https://www.speterdavis.com. Too weird to live, too rare to die.
Where shall I begin? Patriot. Freedom lover. Western culture enjoyer. Les virtuose incontesté des memes sublimes.
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