This very thought-provoking (gift link) interview with Michael Pollan about his latest book project raised some thoughts in me that I'm throwing out as a jumping off point for a.
Really interesting article here on the massive differences in support for Trump among people who primarily get their news from various platforms: A large part of this divergence is down.
A friend was venting about new work rules that require he spend X amount of time in the office: Sure love commuting to work just to sit in Zooms all.
The Washington Post laid off hundreds of employees on Wednesday, which its former executive editor said “ranks among the darkest days” in the newspaper’s history. Approximately one-third of employees were affected. Staffers.
Misogyny is the key to this whole thing, as I believe one of our commenters has been pointing out for awhile now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyoVXuZHk38 . . . to add a couple.
David Dayen hasan essay on the ongoing furious monetization of sports fandom. When he interviewed me for the piece -- LGM commenter Victor Matheson, an expert on the economics of.
I looked at the LGM archives for the first week of 2021, and it's remarkable the extent to which the attempted coup on the 6th was something that should have.
The NYT has a forum on the Big Questions surrounding the current and future AI revolution/explosion/hype/whatever. Some thoughts as a starting point for an LGM discussion of this whole topic:.
