Stories From The Rail
Linda Tirado, Dominic Gwinn, Sav Adlerlongform, commentary, essays, random shower thoughts, interesting conversations
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 51 | Subscribers | Read | lindatirado.substack.com |
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A Few Days Behind
When things get hairy, sometimes the thing to do is wait. I recorded this a few nights ago, maybe a week. Not sure, doesn’t matter. The point is that I sat on this until I thought the snow globe had settled just a bit.
Hey Siri, I mean Claude, I mean Gemini, I mean IT, I mean...
I use AI. While I’m asleep. So do you, incidentally, not that either of us signed up for it; the companies running our worlds in the background did. So before anything let us accept a premise or two: we live in a fucked economy run by quisl...
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Half blind, fully literate
Freelance photojournalist. \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6 Seen in AP, WaPo, WSJ, NPR, DW, Der Spiegel, Le Point, etc. No flash, hold fast.
a storyteller relentlessly searching for the magic in this world
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