Frequency of Reason
For people who want to make sense of the mess without becoming part of it. A sharp weekly read to help you navigate the noise, curated by someone who digs deep into stories (and Spotify playlists) so you don’t have to.
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Welcome to Infrequency! (opens the original)
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To Frequency of Reason subscribers:Frequency of Reason is officially paused, but my need to vent hasn’t stopped; it just moved.I’ve officially launched Infrequency: a new, schedule-free project where I build a vinyl collection from scratch by dissecting classic albums that have already been reviewed to death. Expect the same humor and the occasional smuggled bit of Stoic philosophy.Below is Episode Zero (the manifesto and house rules). If you want future posts in your inbo
A Change of Frequency? (opens the original)
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I recently decided that digital convenience is not ambitious enough, and it’s time for me to go up a level on the musical snob scale. I am not entirely sure what started this, but it was most likely a midlife crisis. Days later, I was unpacking my Audio-Technica turntable, convinced that music sounds superior when it requires manual effort and inconvenient black discs.I am an obsessive planner, so I couldn’t just visit the local record store and buy whatever caught my attention. Instead, I decid
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