A New Bill of Rights
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Where's the Manual Override? (opens the original)
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DISCLAIMER: This essay was originally drafted starting July 5th, over a month ago. I wanted to chase relevance to the holiday by posting it quickly, but the vastness of the topic, and how new examples proving my point kept piling up, all just made it bigger than anything I could draft quickly. Here it is, finally! The democratic reform essay on Jurassic Park.Hello, and happy (very) belated 250th birthday to us as a country. How did you celebrate? Did you eat some food out of your hands? 🫃🏻🌭Take
Amy, "Amy," AI & I (opens the original)
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Hello! It’s been a minute.I have been drafting the next essay since the July 4th weekend. It’s about all the ways the tech industry is earning the backlash they’re facing. And, believe it or not, it’s also about dinosaurs! 🦖It’s getting close. Lots of research, lots of analysis, lots of re-writes to make the education entertaining, meanwhile the examples of absurdity in the headlines keep stacking up.Then this weird thing happened on Substack, and I think it makes a great segue into the next ess
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