The last 24 hours must have been fun day to be a headline writer for major newspapers in America. Just look at these juicy headlines:
The New York Times:
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Why It’s Time To Stop With Apocalyptic Hyperbole
One persistent theme I see on social media from people of my age range is the idea that the world won’t exist in the next 10-20 years. This is actually
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On Texas and Social Media Fights Over Protest Votes: Why We Should Ignore Them
One of the main reasons I started this blog was to stop the cycle of doomscrolling on social media. I spent less than five minutes on Facebook today, and hoo
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Power Struggles in Comedy and What They Say About Power Struggles in General
You don’t spend a decade in the comedy community without picking up a few war stories and battle wounds. Comedians call non-comedians “civilians” sarcastically, but there is a similar theme:
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An Attempt at Ethical Nuance
Recently, I was discussing the recent Joss Whedon revelations with my weekly writing group. While we were universally outraged at his behavior (but not exactly surprised), we differed
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