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Grad students at University of Michigan went on strike this morning. After dithering too long this morning, I managed to get to the rally just as it was starting. There followed the usual forty minutes or so of checking my phone and making a cowlike noise every now and then as…
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There are two possible things I could write about today, and I’ve written about both of them a number of times, so have left myself little new to say…
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Perhaps, dear reader, you missed my last eleven notices that my latest Hedgehog essay, on conspiracy theories and the reasons why they’re hard to…
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Again, my latest, on conspiracy theories and the reasons why they’re hard to dismiss, is unpaywalled. Here I thought it would be fun to offer some quick…
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I had a great deal of fun researching, and gave myself a serious anxiety spiral writing, this essay for Hedgehog Review about conspiracy theories — the…
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My third book, which I’m tentatively calling Public Facts (although I’ve also thought of abandoning all subtext and calling it something like Must the…
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New piece on Cormac McCarthy Did everybody but me realize that Cormac McCarthy is pretty funny? I am reliably informed, by the way, that I am, in the…
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One of the things that happens when you go to graduate school in the humanities is that they try to deromanticize the humanities for you. This is funny…
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