Elite class ritual performance, cultural and political decline, military culture, and the dismal state of American journalism.
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Staying on the Safe Side of the Fence
If you read the news and believe it, the one big thing you know is that Donald Trump is very extreme, and very dark, and he’s full of hate. He uses wild rhetoric! He’s a destabilizing force in American politics! He doesn’t respect our polit...
The Late Arrivals Board
Can the medicine work if you name the wrong disease?
The German Substacker who posts as Eugyppius wrote this weekend on “The grave and increasingly obvious limitations of populist politics,” in a useful essay that’s well worth reading. He...
Going to America
Testing the theory about loving a place by going to see it, I’m packing a bear canister.
Name one thing more enjoyable than a plastic bucket full of freeze-dried beef stroganoff. My rule for backpacking is that I’ll do any trip that doesn’...
The Near Future Here, I Think
For a long time, my advice to writers and journalists has centered around one short sentence: “Go to America.” Get out there, go see things for yourself, find something interesting that no one is talking about and talk about it. Lots of peo...
Homo Cosmopolitus Won't Count the Costs
Institutions tend to only find data they want to find, so the City of Los Angeles last counted street deaths among the homeless — in their description, “Deaths of Unhoused People” — from 2023. There were 900. Sample detail: “Black people we...
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