The Ballad of OJ: America’s Real Life Bigger Thomas
O.J. was now a brand, not unlike we saw with Micheal Jordan in the 80s. Consumable, gorgeous, safe, apolitical, and perfectly pliable for Madison Ave …
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The Failure of the Three-Body Problem
China finds itself estranged from its own cultural production, excluded from the very discourse of universality it had sought to engage. The experimen…
Narcissism is dead. Long live the Tulpa! (The Paradox of Narcissism Today)
On social media, the valuation is not simply in the scopophilic admiration of one’s own image, but in the validation of seeing how others value your…