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The Greatest Transfer of Wealth in History: A Selection from John P. Carlin’s Dawn of the Code War (2019)
The Greatest Transfer of Wealth in History: A Selection from John P. Carlin’s Dawn of the Code War (2019)

“If someday the United States and China end up in a military conflict, America’s soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines will find themselves fighting against their own technology.”

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LikevilleOctober 22, 2019
Get a Life: A Selection from Douglas Murray’s The Madness of Crowds (2019)
Get a Life: A Selection from Douglas Murray’s The Madness of Crowds (2019)

“Politics may be an important aspect of our lives, but as a source of personal meaning it is disastrous.”—Douglas Murray, The Madness of Crowds (2019)

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LikevilleOctober 15, 2019
Sarah Jeong: A Selection from Douglas Murray’s The Madness of Crowds (2019)
Sarah Jeong: A Selection from Douglas Murray’s The Madness of Crowds (2019)

“What matters above everything is the racial and other identity of the speaker. Their identity can either condemn them or get them off.”

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LikevilleOctober 1, 2019
Billie’s Backstory: A Selection from Johann Hari’s Chasing the Scream (2019)
Billie’s Backstory: A Selection from Johann Hari’s Chasing the Scream (2019)

Once you know Billie Holiday’s backstory, you understand why lady sang the blues. Saddest. Shit. Ever.

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LikevilleSeptember 29, 2019
Friends Never Need Say Thank You: A Selection from Leila Marshy’s The Philistine (2018)
Friends Never Need Say Thank You: A Selection from Leila Marshy’s The Philistine (2018)

Leila Marshy’s The Philistine (2018) is a delightful meditation on being, becoming, and belonging set in a Cairo you’re sure to fall in love with.

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LikevilleSeptember 24, 2019
How to Tell a True Story That’s a Lie
How to Tell a True Story That’s a Lie

The story’s true, but the narrative’s partisan bullshit.

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John Faithful HamerSeptember 24, 2019
An Open Letter to Radicals
An Open Letter to Radicals

Removing a well-established institution from your society is like having a seemingly superfluous part of your body surgically removed.

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John Faithful HamerSeptember 17, 2019
Men are Trash: A Selection from Douglas Murray’s The Madness of Crowds (2019)
Men are Trash: A Selection from Douglas Murray’s The Madness of Crowds (2019)

“In February 2018 Laurie Penny could be found on Twitter saying, ‘“Men are trash” is a phrase I adore because it implies waste.’”—Douglas Murray, The Madness of Crowds (2019)

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LikevilleSeptember 3, 2019
I Didn’t Sign Up for This
I Didn’t Sign Up for This

“I didn’t sign up for this” is a beautiful phrase which signals that delightful moment when someone decides to take responsibility for their actions and do the right thing.

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John Faithful HamerAugust 27, 2019
The Myth of the Resistance: A Selection from Tony Judt’s Postwar (2005)
The Myth of the Resistance: A Selection from Tony Judt’s Postwar (2005)

A selection from Tony Judt’s Postwar: Europe since 1945 (2005).

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LikevilleAugust 27, 2019
Uterus: A Selection from Etgar Keret’s The Bus Driver Who Wanted to be God & Other Stories (2015)
Uterus: A Selection from Etgar Keret’s The Bus Driver Who Wanted to be God & Other Stories (2015)

A selection from Etgar Keret’s remarkably wacky collection of extra-short short stories.

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LikevilleAugust 13, 2019
Cut Short by Cortés: A Selection from Charles C. Mann’s 1491 (2005)
Cut Short by Cortés: A Selection from Charles C. Mann’s 1491 (2005)

“The distintegration of native America was a loss not just to those societies but to the human enterprise as a whole.”

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LikevilleAugust 6, 2019
Meeting Kurt Cobain in Heaven: A Selection from Etgar Keret’s The Bus Driver Who Wanted to be God & Other Stories (2015)
Meeting Kurt Cobain in Heaven: A Selection from Etgar Keret’s The Bus Driver Who Wanted to be God & Other Stories (2015)

A selection from Etgar Keret’s remarkably wacky collection of extra-short short stories.

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LikevilleJuly 30, 2019
What Plato Can Teach Facebook
What Plato Can Teach Facebook

Few things are more dehumanizing than being treated like the representative of a category.

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John Faithful HamerJuly 30, 2019
An Open Letter to Experts
An Open Letter to Experts

If I don’t seem to be getting it, it could be because I’m just not that smart; but it’s probably because you’re just not very good at explaining yourself.

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John Faithful HamerJuly 23, 2019
Israel Derangement Syndrome
Israel Derangement Syndrome

Many on the American left seem to believe that Palestinians are de facto “black”, Israelis are de facto “white”, and Israel is the Middle East’s answer to Apartheid-era South Africa.

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John Faithful HamerJuly 9, 2019
Salamander Named Jesus
Salamander Named Jesus

God told dreamy Joseph to prepare Egypt for seven years of famine. Could we survive that long? I doubt it.

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John Faithful HamerJune 25, 2019
Catastrophic Depopulation and the Columbian Exchange: A Selection from Charles C. Mann’s 1491 (2005)
Catastrophic Depopulation and the Columbian Exchange: A Selection from Charles C. Mann’s 1491 (2005)

If time travelers from today were to visit North America in the late Pleistocene, they would see great dire wolves, sabertooth cats, beavers the size of armchairs, turtles that weighed almost as much as cars, and sloths able to reach tree branches twenty feet high.

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LikevilleJune 11, 2019
How to Deal With a Progressive Bully
How to Deal With a Progressive Bully

Progressive bullies keep showing us who they really are. We need to listen to them. We need to believe them the first time. And we need to beware of them.

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John Faithful HamerJune 11, 2019
Tsunami Stone Stupid: A Selection from Douglas Rushkoff’s Team Human (2019)
Tsunami Stone Stupid: A Selection from Douglas Rushkoff’s Team Human (2019)

 “The Japanese built a nuclear power plant right down the hill from the stone tablets that their ancestors put in the ground warning, ‘Don’t build anything below here.’”

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LikevilleJune 4, 2019
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