>"In this era of climate change and crisis, it's time for formats as varied, animal, and leafy as the world they seek to represent."

As global warming cooks the earth, it melts our brains, exploding the stories we like to tell ourselves—even the apocalyptic ones. I wrote about end-times parable, doomscrolling and the kind of climate denial practiced even by those who _...Read More_

>"A conversation between Alexander R. Galloway and Bernard Dionysius Geoghegan on the digital and the analog."

The problem I see is that many people seem to think about advertising in the traditional sense, like TV ads or billboard. These have nothing on modern advertisement on social media, websites, and apps. If you want to take part in modern _...Read More_

>"Facts are puny against the carapace of denial when people’s sense of self is at stake. _...Read More_

We also see trends in editorial writing, discussions among political groups, changing business practices, and increasingly scholarly claims that also use dramatic imagery. At face value, these trends could indicate that the public demands _...Read More_

>"From silencing opponents to spying on citizens, the world’s authoritarians are refining a strategy for perpetual rule, says Guardian _...Read More_

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"This idea is not a journalistic fancy," writes a senior editor. "We are on solid scientific ground."

"The intertwining of the economy and climate change promises to alter the shape of global politics and society for the foreseeable future."

>"As hurricanes and wildfires sweep through the US, the president offers no ideas—and journalists have been giving him a pass."

It is now October of 2020, the homestretch or—God help us—the halfway point of the Donald Trump years. As we flip through our metaphorical _...Read More_

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