The Life, Death—And Afterlife—of Literary Fiction
In the golden age of magazines, short stories reigned supreme. Has the digital revolution killed their cultural relevance?| Esquire
In the golden age of magazines, short stories reigned supreme. Has the digital revolution killed their cultural relevance?| Esquire
The repurposing of Tulsa’s Honor Program is representative of a troubling homogenization trend in higher education.| Law & Liberty
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Reports from professors point to an alarming decline in cognitive capabilities, even at selective institutions| nataliewexler.substack.com
There is no top. So stop trying to get there.| termsofendearment.substack.com
The Case for LLMs as Hallucination Engines| resobscura.substack.com
