HeyJaredcosi’s odyssey
dusting off classics, mythology and archaeology in the age of memes and doomscrolling
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The Homeric Question 🙋♀️ (opens the original)
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Christopher Nolan continues to have me and everyone I know who is remotely ancient-adjacent in a chokehold. Yes, I have seen the film and no, I’m not going to subject you to a scene-by-scene rant. There are more than enough of those pieces clogging my feed at the moment and while there are some brilliant, insightful takes, overall the nit-picky pessimism is grating on me. What I HAVE prepared for you is essentially a follow up to a newsletter I wrote a few weeks ago (I threatened to tackle the H
My thoughts on the Odyssey movie (opens the original)
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Okay fine, FINE, I will add my voice to the deafening clamour of discourse about Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey film. After a quick search on Substack for Christopher Nolan + Odyssey I was quickly reminded of just how fervently this app champions free speech (which I’m normally a big fan of but bloody hell). I’ve got 63 year old men cussing me out on instagram, tiktok is overrun with teenagers who are a) hellenic polytheists (they believe Zeus is real) and/or b) have developed concerning parasocial
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