Private gain must no longer be allowed to elbow out the public good
aeon.co
Why Sasquatch and other crypto-beasts haunt our imaginations
aeon.co
The History of Loneliness
newyorker.com
Smith, Marx, and... Picard?: Star Trek and Our Economic Future
startrek.com
The Marxist Pop-Culture Theorist Who Influenced a Generation
thenation.com
The Bernie Sanders Campaign Is About Freedom
jacobinmag.com
Chapo Trap House are the Vulgar, Brilliant Demigods of the New Progressive Left
pastemagazine.com
How Bong Joon Ho Invented the Weird World of Parasite
theatlantic.com
Depressive realism
aeon.co
How Plutocrats Hijack Campus Idealism
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Real love stories
aeon.co
How to tell the difference between persuasion and manipulation
aeon.co
All the Ways That David Bowie Changed Our Lives and Expanded Our Minds
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Believing Without Evidence Is Always Morally Wrong
getpocket.com
For Small Town Nerds, Neil Peart Was a God
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Goodbye, Deadwood
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'Civilization' and Strategy Games' Progress Delusion
vice.com
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aeon.co
The awe of being alive
aeon.co
How to be an Epicurean
aeon.co
Facing History
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We are living in Hideo Kojima’s dystopian nightmare. Can he save us?
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My friend, my self
aeon.co
We Don’t Actually Want to Be Happy
nytimes.com
Metal Gear Solid Retrospective: 'You Enjoy All The Killing, That's Why'
kotaku.com
Why Are Rich People So Mean?
wired.com
Abandoning a Cat
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The whole-planet view
aeon.co
The value of shame
aeon.co
We should all be reading more Ursula Le Guin
theoutline.com
In defence of disorder
aeon.co
The Third Self
getpocket.com
Bird man cries wolf
heated.world
If work dominated your every moment would life be worth living?
aeon.co
The American Economy Is Creating a National Identity Crisis
nytimes.com
Big Magic: Elizabeth Gilbert on Creative Courage and the Art of Living in a State of Uninterrupted Marvel
brainpickings.org
How Mosquitoes Changed Everything
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A Jordan Bookseller’s 24-Hour ‘Emergency Room for the Mind’
getpocket.com
Our Brains Tell Stories So We Can Live
nautil.us
Underland: An Enchanting Journey into the Hidden Universe Beneath Our Feet
brainpickings.org
Tales of Glory: A Primer on Narrative Combat
dndbeyond.com
The Anthropocene Is a Joke
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Athleisure, barre and kale: the tyranny of the ideal woman
theguardian.com
The end times are here, and I am at Target
theoutline.com
Don’t misread Darwin : for humans, ‘survival of the fittest’ means being sympathetic
aeon.co
I feel lonely and ashamed that I don’t have any friends
theguardian.com
The Relatability of 'Eighth Grade'
filmschoolrejects.com
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