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“At some point in the future, something that is currently considered a high-level skill will be the baseline for everyone”
Painting by NebeliArt
This week, we’re eating our seaweed, throwing tech to the wind, and sculpting rocks in our own image.
CONFORMITY
A homogeneous internet for all
Feeds seem to be increasingly rewarding content that looks the sam...
“It was 5 hours into the trip when I realized my hostess might be annoyed. 33 hours when I thought she hated me. 55 hours when I knew she would never speak to me again.”
Painting by Michael Chesley Johnson
This week, we’re piercing our navels, visiting Nantucket as unwanted guests, and remembering friends and family in the ways we know how.
SOCIAL GRACES
On reading the room
The relationship between...
An author’s $2 million book deal was pulled over suspected AI use. Where does publishing go from here?
Illustration by Mia Wu
Last week, news broke that Jerry Falade’s debut crime novel, which had reportedly sold for $2 million after a 14-way bidding auction, had been pulled from publication by the author’s own agents over suspected AI use....
“The old-media era of journalists really wanted to be powerful. And I think now it’s about being interesting.”
Richard Rushfield has had a storied career as an entertainment journalist, covering Hollywood deals, shake-ups, and scandals since the ’90s. He reported on the early days of American Idol and the more recent SAG-AFTRA strikes and has watche...
“You can’t transform the world unless you can understand it, and you can’t understand the world unless you can measure it”
Drawing by Erida Kola
This week, we’re cherishing Jimothy, translating The Odyssey, and getting advice from 10-year-olds.
SELF-DISCOVERY
Great expectations
Emily North explores the experience of “having potential,” and the weight th...
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