Journal 42 essays
The journal.
Essays on propaganda, attention, power and history, and what Orwell and Huxley tell us about the next few years. Written slowly, between campaigns.
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Nobody Believes the Future Will Be Better Anymore. And Everyone Is Pretending That’s Fine.
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How Gen Z Inherited A Scam Economy
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Why Lebanon Keeps Clapping for the Villain: Media, Propaganda, and the Trap of Sectarian Division
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The Last Gentleman on Earth: A Dystopian Essay on Decency in a Broken World
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Happy Independence Day, Lebanon. We’re Still Pretending We’re Free.
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You’re Not Paranoid – Your Phone Really Is Controlling You.
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We’re All Lonely and Dating Apps and Social Media Made It Worse
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Why The Middle Class Was Always a Lie
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The Illusion of Forever: Rethinking Love and Marriage
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010
The Addiction Economy
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The Unconditionable Man: Redefining Masculinity in Modern Society
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How Social Media Fuels Loneliness (And How to Fix It)
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