great, thoughtful writing from Jason Rogers on what sounds like a real wackadoo of weekend

Lmao the community note on this paid ad

The way this almost had me crying on the subway.

This piece will either perfectly articulate your everyday anxieties, in which case you’ll want to read it—or it’ll all sound totally unfamiliar to you, in which case you need to read it. defector.com/the-money-is-i…

through a scammer likely

I wrote about the soul-sucking labor of self-promotion and 'audience building' that basically every artist/journalist/creative worker has to do now ... unless they are very lucky vox.com/culture/2024/2…

'Taken together, these recent posts of [Bill] Ackman’s are like a novella, an exquisite piece of satirical fiction in digital epistolary form,' Kurt Andersen writes: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

'America seems to have developed an exceptional kind of pessimism, afflicting us with an immutable belief in economic decline that no real-world statistical improvement can dislodge.' Sharp Jonathan Chait analysis of the exhaustion of American politics. nymag.com/intelligencer/…

I'm planning to read more in 2024. Please send me book recommendations--nonfiction, fiction, whatever books you love!

For The New Yorker, I wrote about my time at the bird app & what the future might hold

newyorker.com/tech/annals-of…

'As we enter 2024, it’s clear that Silicon Valley’s masculinity phase is far from over. While the pendulum may eventually shift toward a climate that’s slightly more welcoming to women and minorities, it seems unlikely that social progress will become a priority anytime soon.'

For Road & Track, I went to Las Vegas and snuck around the Formula One track. It was chaotic! Here's my story: Sneaking, Spying, & Prying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a4…

One of the best stories I’ve read this year.

genuinely lovely turns of phrase here describing both the modern F1 apparatus and why F1 can never break into the American mind:

this story is dedicated to the brave German F1 reporter who shriveled into a crisp that day:

Loved working with you on this!!

For Road & Track, I went to Las Vegas and snuck around the Formula One track. It was chaotic! Here's my story: Sneaking, Spying, & Prying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a4…

This whole story reads like satire

it's the most wonderful time of the year theinformation.com/articles/the-f…