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Independence in the Commons
Yara Al Salman
Wealth and Power
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2022
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Less TikTok, More Screaming - Persinette
Persinette
Substack
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2023
social media therapists & feeling nothing as an epidemic
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N+1
Naomi Kanakia
Substack
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2026
the first-person essay — the 'so-what?' factor — the rest of the magazine — the glory years — what changed?
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Slow Reads Issue 3: Power, Care, and the Quiet Forces That Shape Us
Ning Collective
Substack
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2025
Our instincts, our feuds, our control issues, our capacity for love don’t exist in isolation.
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Surrender as a non-stupid life strategy
Sasha Chapin
Substack
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2026
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Establishing a secure connection ...
Unknown Author
scielo.br
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In Museums, Are Frames Part of the Art? · Brooklyn Museum
Elizabeth Treptow
Brooklyn Museum
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2024
Find out how paintings in the Brooklyn Museum collection get their frames.
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The Return of Great-Power Diplomacy | Foreign Affairs
A. Wess Mitchell
Foreign Affairs
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2025
How strategic dealmaking can fortify American power.
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I dream of success, yet I accomplish nothing
Zali Jane
Substack
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2025
saying f*ck off to bad habits
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Medusa Was Defending Herself
Black Dog Diary
diaryoftheblackdog.blogspot.com
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2018
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The Personal is Political
Carol Hanisch
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How I’m Fixing My Broken Attention Span
Rebecca Jennings
Vulture
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2025
The infinite scroll has ruined our ability to focus. Is wasting more time the key to getting it back?
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