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Chris Papasadero (CP) is a screenwriter, consultant, and former Green Beret in the U.S. Army’s Special Forces. He previously contributed the Cloud Brightening Edition and the Future of 007 Edition, as well as many others.
Chris here. Durin...
Guan Yang (GY) is a former Danish tax resident now living in New York. He did not report any income in 1969.
Guan here. It is 1969 in Denmark. Birthe Kjær’s Cassatchok is the Dansktop song of the summer. Pornography is legalized in July. T...
Matt Spevack runs Spevack Lab and I love his taste. -CJN
Tell us about yourself.
I run a design studio in New York called Spevack Loeb. We do branding, creative direction, and web design and development, for clients across real estate, ho...
Homer's Odyssey, the Soho REI, the "Reminiscence Bump" 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.
Colin here. LAX has long been a disaster. For one of the US’s largest and most important airports, both arrivals and departures are chaotic.
This YouTube short about sums it up.
A long planned Skytrain is coming, maybe. It looks no differ...
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