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Rob Boone
Technopoly by Neil Postman I don’t know what took me so long to get around to reading Neil Postman’s work, but here we are. Postman’s penultimate book, Technopoly, is almost May 26, 2025
Technopoly by Neil Postman May 26, 2025 I don’t know what took me so long to get around to reading Neil Postman’s work, but here we are. Postman’s penultimate book, Technopoly, is almost But does it yearn? May 17, 2025 Writing that stops me in my tracks tends to come in two flavors. The first is an intensely aesthetic experience, the prose itself being almost Jia Tolentino captures the vibe May 15, 2025 It feels like an impossible task to describe the vibe of 2025. Gesturing broadly became a thing because how can you possibly sum up what’s What did we trade for a frictionless life? April 25, 2025 “Why I quit ____” is not a new genre, but its staying power is telling. In the early 2010s, when techno-optimism ran high and we were only just The Bureau of Nutrition and Home Economics April 23, 2025 This has me all kinds of nostalgic. For NOEMA, John Last describes a government agency whose sole function was to find new ways to live a better I’m blogging again April 23, 2025 I’ve decided it’s time to start (link) blogging again, though I reserve the right to go on the occasional rant. This is mostly (if not entirely) for