The Future, Now and Then
Dave KarpfA newsletter that mixes insights from the history of the digital future (#WIREDarchive) with observations and rants about the state of politics today. Basically a blog for your inbox.
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NOTE: This is the first in a series of three essays that I’ve sketched. The final essay will discuss reasons for hope. This one and the next are more dismal in tone. I think that’s ultimately appropriate — there is hope to be found, but it’...
What the future looks like from here.
(NOTE: I’m still processing things. Writing is how I process.)
A suggestion for the Washington Post's new motto: "Obey in Advance"
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Thirteen days to go: Gut-checks and campaign dynamics
(1) It seems to me that 2024 is shaping up to be the year when polling aggregators lose their luster. Greg Sargeant and Michael Tomasky have a good piece in The New Republic today, discussing the flood of low-quality Republican pollsters tr...
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