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When You Die, Your Library Burns Down
But Don’t Fear: Here’s a Simple Method for Preserving the Stories Only You Can Tell
21 hrs ago
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Latayne Scott
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Tour My New Book, ‘The Idea Machine’
An Imaginary Exhibit: The Big Idea, Engines of Progress, Self-Creation, Generative AI, More
Nov 22
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Joel J Miller
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Against Paul Kingsnorth’s ‘Against the Machine’
A Charitable (I Hope) Critique
Nov 22
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Joel J Miller
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What Orwell’s ‘1984’ Reveals About the Threat of AI
Orwell’s Nightmare Wasn’t About Technology; It Was About Who Controls It
Nov 19
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Suzanne Smith
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Scars of the Past: Octavia Butler’s ‘Kindred’
Reviewing a Genre-Bending Modern Classic
Nov 17
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Joel J Miller
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Worse Than Jerks: Why Some People Have Rotten Character
And Why Socrates Couldn’t Fix It: Reviewing ‘The Quest for Character’ by Massimo Pigliucci
Nov 15
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Joel J Miller
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Why We’re Still Obsessed with Dead Greeks
Talking about the Classics with Nadya Williams
Nov 12
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Joel J Miller
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Open Thread: How Do You Use Books?
As a Technology, Books Have Endless Uses. What Are Yours?
Nov 10
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Joel J Miller
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Rest Well, Work Well: The Formula for Being Human
Reviewing Two Classics on the Link Between Work and Leisure
Nov 8
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Nate Marshall
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All There Is to Know, More or Less
Encyclopedic Understanding. An A-to-Z Review of Simon Garfield’s ‘All the Knowledge in the World’
Nov 5
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Joel J Miller
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First Blood & The Aviator
ep. 193
Published on The Commonplace
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Nov 3
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Bookish Diversions: The Bits We Usually Ignore
Dedications, Acknowledgements, Footnotes—and How I Handled Them In My New Book, ‘The Idea Machine’
Nov 1
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Joel J Miller
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