HeyJaredEdokwin Editorial
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What’s Right? (Quinn’s Version) (opens the original)
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In my essay from the summer “What’s Left,” I teased some useful realizations out of the double meaning inherent in the title: it implicitly asked “what remains” and what the political left actually is. Today, with “What’s Right,” I will build off not just two questions but a three: “what’s right-wing,” “what’s correct,” and “what’s owed to people inherently” (rights). By tackling this third meaning of “right,” one that
A-V: What Autism Taught Me About Argument (opens the original)
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An argument is rarely about what it claims to be about—at least, if you ask a neurotypical or allistic (as opposed to autistic) person. Yet when two people enter an argument, they usually assume they are participating in the same event. So what happens, in reality, when conversations between neurotypical/allistic and autistic individuals pop off? When t… Read more
Making Sense of AI - Contra Machine Age Scares (opens the original)
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By now you’ve probably seen the headlines. One which would have you believe that artificial intelligence (AI) has crossed into a realm of real world capabilities previously only seen in speculative fiction. Depending on which tech CEO is publishing a thousand-word manifesto this week, we are either months away from a benevolent digital god solving disease or days away from an autonomous agent going rogue and collapsing the electric grid. When the major AI labs sound the alarm on their own creati
A-V: Foibles of a Frustrated Fictioneer (opens the original)
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Let’s call this a requel rather than a sequel. One where I unpack what it means that my primary source of income is nonfiction work (specifically opinion journalism, some original reporting, and criticism) whilst my fiction is essentially just hobby level, despite my having written a full length novel (albeit in serial form), having sold or rewritten sc… Read more
What Would Make Me Leave Substack? (opens the original)
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Fun fact up top: I gratefully maintain IRL friendships almost exclusively with normies, most of whom don’t even know what Substack is. The few who might know the name still don’t have much context. I literally never encounter, as a result, the leading question of “why are you on there” or its worse, overly online question sibling: “why haven’t you left yet.” You, dear reader, might be normie-pilled yourself. Unawares of what some folks say about this place in their net-based walled gardens elsew
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