“The problem with this kind of thing is that there simply is no such thing as a “standard” traditional or premodern society. And hence, all this talk of historical or traditional parenting creates an illusion of standardized practice when in reality… Read More »Recommended Read: Centuries of Childhood
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"the New York Times now generates more time on-site and profit from word games than they do from news. You wouldn’t know that from their staffing or the conversations they have." https://seths.blog/2024/06/did-you-see-it-in-the-theater/
“Rich kids should go to public schools. The mayor should ride the subway to work. When wealthy people get sick, they should be sent to public hospitals. Business executives should have to stand in the same airport security lines as… Read More »Recommended Read: Our Unpleasant Privatized Reality
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"The good old days when America was “great” aren’t the 1950s. They’re whatever decade you were 11, your parents knew the correct answer to any question, and you’d never heard of war crimes tribunals, microplastics or improvised explosive devices. Or… Read More »Recommended Read: America’s best decade, according to data
So how do we develop that kind of trust? With intentional practice.