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Walking âa fine line between principled opposition and crankdom,â the film critic A.S. Hamrah rails against Rotten Tomatoes, texting at the movies, and digital projection
It should be as good to remember a past joy as to anticipate a future one, reasoned Derek Parfit. Nonsense, argues Samuel Scheffler
George Scialabba is no fan of political theory: âImagination, sympathy, solidarity â by whatever name: this is the true engine of political progressâ
Is it envy or justice?
Conspicuously failing to successfully wrap my mind around any of thisâŚ
Get prepared for attempts to manipulate the midterms
Intro to C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters
Steveâs subhead: âLate Friday, two of the nationâs most right-wing circuit judges adopted an odious legal claim that district court judges from across the country (and ideological spectrum) have...
Saturdays we catch up with the non-finance related items that we didnât get to earlier in the week. You can check out...
Australia is doing absolutely everything to protect its most iconic ecosystem â except, perhaps, the one thing that really matters.
Allison Paradise on the gifts from raising the new generation.
Dog trainers and handlers tease out the characteristics that are deal-breakers The post Hereâs What Makes for an Ideal Scent-Sniffing Dog appeared first on Nautilus.
Israeli politicians often paint themselves as allies of Kurdish freedom against Arab dictators. Yet today Israel is dropping the act, now that it sees Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa as a potential a
Many have long described variation in political opinion in terms of two key dimensions, described either as economic freedom and personal freedom, or via rotated axes as left vs right and libertarian
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Great links, images, and reading from Chartbook Newsletter by Adam Tooze
Cuba has been living in the shadow of US threats and blackmail ever since the revolution of 1959. But Donald Trumpâs nakedly imperialist power grab in the Americas represents one of the most serious d
A drug kingpin's arrest in Mexico shows Trump using the war on drugs to justify intervention. Will he deliver on his military action threat?
Notes on AI agents
Including thoughts on Bitcoin
The right narrows its coalition, while the left parasitizes its patrons
The resurgence of right-wing populism has set the table for the far rightâs renewed fortunes. Published in 1947, Thomas Mannâs Doctor Faustus offers a guide to the mythmaking and rejection of reason t
Nobody today denies that capitalism exploits nature. The disagreement is over why. Political theorist Alyssa Battistoni spoke to Jacobin about capitalismâs complex relationship to what economists once
Reports of ICE thugs providing security for J. D. Vance at Milanâs Winter Olympics have sparked outrage in Italy. In Europe, too, multibillion-euro border agency Frontex is taking on increasingly trou
Today's links End of the line for video essays: America's worst copyright law keeps getting even worse. Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. Object permanence: Payphone phaseout; Nvidia sock-puppe
Why the smart city idea regular falls short of its hype.
a roundup of upcoming events, videos, podcasts, and classes!
Michael Tracey joins me after his brief hiatus offline to talk about the latest in the Epstein saga.
A mostly unknown townhouse in Manhattan was the site of a small but significant moment in the history of 20th-century American literature. It also gives insight into how modern society defines its his
Returning Indigenous land won't destroy civilization, it could save it.
What was lost and gained in the professionalization of the Olympics
Followers of Ze Frank submitted over 8,000 names for a newly discovered chiton The post Scientists Turn to the Internet to Name New Species appeared first on Nautilus.
Some thoughts on bitcoin, gold, DoorDash, AI, the Lions, interest rates and more. The post Some Things Iâve Been Wrong About appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...
How Edo (Tokyo) transformed from a city on the brink of ecological collapse 400 years ago to âone of the most sustainable and efficient cities in historyâ.
How the evidence stacks up against Robert F. Kennedy Jr.âs recent claims The post Can the Keto Diet Treat Mental Health Conditions? appeared first on Nautilus.
A recording from Phillips P. OBrien's live video
Bitcoin has plummeted from its October 2025 peak of over $126,000 to as low as $60,000 early in the morning of February 6, 2026.
âPrinting Films is a collection of vintage films that showcase the technologies and processes of printing, journalism, and typography.â
Typists, editors, arbiters of art. Literary amanuenses like Theodora Bosanquet, VĂŠra Nabokov, and Valerie Eliot shaped modern literature
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