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Going Orthogonal

Diana Murray

I Disagree With Everybody And I Don't Want To Argue About It

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9/11

The weather in NYC today was eerily like the weather 25 years ago:

Perfect.

11 days ago
1

A Year Ago Today

Summing up the year since Charlie Kirk’s heinous, brutal, appalling murder defeats me, so I’ll point you to James Lindsay’s essay on X.

Read the whole thing.

A word as to why I qualified the word murder with three adjectives.

Because...

12 days ago
4

Twenty-Five Years On

Milestones matter. The years did dull my memories and reactions to September 11, but the prospect of a quarter century reawakened them.

I have nothing to offer but a pack of cliches. Still, I’ll offer them.

If you had told me twenty-five...

13 days ago
3

Completely and Totally Fed Up With Internet Trash--

S.H. Jacobs just wrote a painful confessional.

Everyone bitches and moans about the internet — on the internet.

Lightening Up

We All Need Rehab

I realize this article is hypocritical. Here I am, writing on a social media platform about...

15 days ago
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3

The Stupidity of the Online Right; Left Wing Monstrousness

Nathan Cofnas has written disparagingly about the intellectual quality of the American right. If you spend any time on X, it’s hard to deny that he has a point.

Nathan Cofnas’s Newsletter

Why We Need to Talk about the Right’s Stupidity Pr...

20 days ago
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