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  • We’re All Narcissus Now

    We’re All Narcissus Now0

    Do you know the story of Echo and Narcissus? If not, it’s a good one in the age of selfies. Before there were selfies, there were mirrors. Nearly everywhere we go in the modern world, we have the chance to gaze upon ourselves with them. It’s something that we take for granted, while forgetting that

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  • We’re All ‘Snowflakes’ Now

    We’re All ‘Snowflakes’ Now0

    A quote frequently attributed to Socrates says that “When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.” And probably the most cited logical fallacy these days is the ad hominem, which is an attack “against the person” rather than his or her actual argument. For these reasons, I and many others have

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  • We Weren’t Made for Endless Work

    We Weren’t Made for Endless Work0

    It only took a moment. The smartphone was somewhere in the grass, forgotten. Our hands and jeans were covered in smears of purple and green sidewalk chalk. My two-year-old daughter and I were busy drawing roads and buildings on a square of pavement—here a library, there a post office, with our house around the corner.

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  • We Were Never Meant for So Much Content

    We Were Never Meant for So Much Content0

    Reaction podcasts. Must-watch interviews. Exclusive subscriber weekly shows. Patreon exclusive content. Sign up to get a code to watch our member’s only exclusive holiday special. You won’t want to miss this! Is anyone keeping up with it all? It boggles my mind how podcasters find the time to produce all their content. I can barely

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  • We Were Never Asked to Approve the Shutdown

    We Were Never Asked to Approve the Shutdown0

    Police officers dealing with the public have a fairly savvy approach to persuasion: first ask, then tell, then force. It works because it accounts for the dignity and self-respect of others. Uncertain rookie cops and bullies are the ones who forget to ask, adding unnecessary friction to encounters between citizens and the state. In the

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  • We Went to the DC Climate Protest. Here Are 5 Things We Saw.

    We Went to the DC Climate Protest. Here Are 5 Things We Saw.0

    Protesters young and old descended Monday on Washington to call for immediate action on climate change, stopping rush-hour traffic and taking over city parks. Environmental activists designed the event, called “Shut Down D.C.” or #ShutDownDC, to disrupt morning commutes for government workers and bring attention to their cause. While world leaders attended the United Nations

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