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Newsletter · By Nicole Eisdorfer, PhD · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 10, 2026

    What’s Cooking? (opens the original)

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    What do subway tiles, apple pie, your local nursing home, and efficiency have to do with your 401k and the weird feeling that everything, everywhere is just getting gradually lower quality? This is another long one, but the fact that this trick is happening before our eyes and they’re managing to hide it specifically because it’s complex and boring is next level infuriating, and the only way to resist, is to understand, so let’s dig in because I KNOW they’re hoping you don’t learn this.When you’

  2. Issue · Aug 10, 2026

    The Texture of Human Experience (opens the original)

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    The dialog around AI LLMs and any form of generative output and where that intersects with human creativity is going to continue. AI art and music are areas that I’ve not messed about with, don’t have an educated opinion on, and think there are far better people to contribute to the conversation than me. But writing, the use of language, that’s an area that I have been exploring deeply for a year. That’s a conversation I have a meaningful and I hope useful contribution to.The concept that keeps

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