Why is this interesting?
Noah Brier, Colin Nagy, Guest Contributor, Kevin Maguire, Louis Cheslaw, Fabricateurialist, Carson GriffithA daily newsletter for the intellectually omnivorous, from Noah Brier & Colin Nagy. Edited by Louis Cheslaw
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The Singlish Edition
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Colin here. If you’ve spent any time in Singapore, you’ve heard it: a rapid-fire patois that sounds like English until it doesn’t, punctuated by syllables that seem to defy grammatical cat...
The Enantiodromia Edition
Elliot Aronow (EA) runs minor genius studio, a selective editorial and cultural counsel practice for people and projects trying to avoid the terrible fate of becoming generically appealing. He is also the editor and host of minor genius, an...
The Monday Media Diet with Alfred Tong
Alfred Tong (AT) is a writer covering fashion and luxury for Sunday Times Style, Esquire, and on his excellent Substack, Notes. -CJN
Tell us about yourself.
I write about yearning, desire and longing: for people, places and things. Wh...
The Saturday Selection, Vol. 105
Nakashima's home, a 27,000-pound Broadway set, Korea's League of Legends domination, and much more.
Every day, WITI’s group chats buzz with fresh links. As part of our Saturday send for paid readers, we round up 11 of the best.
The AI Mirror Edition
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Noah here. There are two stories we hear a lot about AI and writing these days:
- A junior employee responded to a work inquiry by generating a bunch of AI slop, never reading it, and then handing i...
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