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“I emerge from bed with actual hatred in my heart. I am not a morning person.”
In this edition of the Weekender: pre-dawn rituals, traffic mirrors, and a 1982 portrait of masculinity
Jan 31
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Direct relationships are the way out of this TikTok mess
Free yourself from the punitive attention economy
Jan 26
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“There’s no replacement for text, and there never will be”
In this edition of the Weekender: anti-dystopian TV, experimental poetry, and the enduring power of the written word
Jan 24
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“Modernity is a trade that everyone should want to make, but it’s not a completely costless one”
In this edition of the Weekender: vintage calculators, Latin dance, and the tyranny of parking lots
Jan 17
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“In these spaces, stories emerge, are shared, and are iterated upon”
In this edition of the Weekender: a folklore of technology, crash-out anthems, and uncovering family secrets
Jan 10
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The AI revolution is here. Will the economy survive the transition?
The man who predicted the 2008 crash, Anthropic’s co-founder, and a leading AI podcaster jump into a Google doc to debate the future of AI—and…
Jan 9
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Patrick McKenzie
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Jack Clark
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“January is not a time for beginnings”
In this edition of the Weekender: calendar doubts, hangover remedies, and the art of the game
Jan 3
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December 2025
Against resolutions
Suleika Jaouad on ritual, repetition, and the fantasy of starting over
Dec 29, 2025
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Your favorite Substacker’s favorite Substacker
Procrastinators, this gift guide’s for you
Dec 23, 2025
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“I’ve conditioned myself to see in posts, in grid pics, in stories”
In this edition of the Weekender: thinking in tweets, Victorian catchphrases, and the invention of Santa Claus
Dec 20, 2025
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“It just feels like we are saying the loud part, well, out loud”
In this edition of the Weekender: selling out at Art Basel, an ode to taste, and a critical appreciation of the Wii Tennis theme song
Dec 13, 2025
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“Screens never appear in our dreams”
In this edition of the Weekender: Dostoyevsky revisited, Y2K nostalgia, and the traveling third space
Dec 6, 2025
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