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A Technical Tool to Take TikTok to Task
Tony Coniglio
June 26, 2023
Make social media random rather than scale-free.
Out of the Heart, the Mouth Eats
Carmel Richardson
May 26, 2023
Demand for drugs to cure spiritual problems suggests we have got the whole thing backwards.
A Stillborn Child Leads to a Murder Charge—With Threat of Life in Prison
Eve Tushnet
March 28, 2014
We are merciless out of desire to blame others for the world's hardness and tragedy.
5 Things the Disease Model Gets Wrong About Addiction
Eve Tushnet
February 12, 2014
Denying an addict's will is a poor path to personal responsibility.
“Middlemarch” and What We Mean When We Say Shame Works
Eve Tushnet
June 21, 2013
George Eliot reveals the cruelties and failures of shame as a form of social control.
“I Think My Liver Hurts”: Re-reading Dostoyevsky Sober
Eve Tushnet
February 3, 2013
Last year I quit drinking, and read a ton of Dostoyevsky. Sadly, I was unable to play the Dostoyevsky Drinking Game–which I recommend…
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