This is legitimately my idea of hell on earth—no one seems like an adult—more because of the way they congratulate themselves and narrate their choices than what they actually do: nytimes.com/interactive/20…

So many writers signing a statement claiming “among writers of conscience, there is no disagreement.”

I’ve publicly criticized US support for the war in Gaza (and I’m still being called a Nazi for it), but on this, I side with PEN America and “the right to disagree.”

Going to be in convo with two of my favorite friends, Ayishat Akanbi and John McWhorter at Dissident Dialogues this May: dissidentdialogues.org

“The sum total of every possibility does not amount to liberty.”

Tomorrow, 'Straight Ahead: The Omni-American Podcast' is proud to feature the renowned scholar, filmmaker, and host of PBS' 'Finding Your Roots,' Prof. Henry Louis Gates Jr. Tune in for an enlightening conversation with one of the most influential figures in academia and media.

Huberman not even acknowledging the New York magazine piece is the only way you could possibly deal with such a thing.

Google launched Gmail 20 years ago this month. 'I felt a sudden sense of mourning … And yet, to my surprise, I felt something else alongside it,' Thomas Chatterton Williams wrote in 2022 about accidentally deleting his entire two-decade-old inbox: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Let’s go, Purdue

I’m at bars all the time. Just come on up and say, “Hey, meatball!”

Y’all come see what Caitlin Clark is getting away with here. 🤣😂

nothing wrong with doing so but you may be wearing a women's jacket, as the fastening is crossing from left to right

I don't like to dole out writing advice, because what do I know, but here's something I'm comfortable sharing: You should treat Twitter memes as you treat cliches — something to get rid of because they're standing in the way of an actual thought. They do not make you look savvy.

There is a tenth circle of hell and it comes with fries.

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