"Random Minds" by Katherine Brodsky

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May 2025

Attend the 'no apologies' book club!
Thursday, May 29, hosted by the Prohuman Book Club
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'Dogzilla' and other domestic oddities
A whimsical, reflective tour through a home filled with mismatched objects, memories, and meaning. Amid the chaos and charm, it reveals how our spaces…
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Does mob justice improve society?
In ancient Athens, Socrates was sentenced to death by a democratic jury for "corrupting the youth” and impiety. Today, we have the court of public…
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What's a fact?
These days, far too much is treated as relative.
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Do AI chatbots dream of humans?
Will they save us from loneliness?
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Apology Culture and the New Flagellants
The best apology a person can give is to do better in the future.
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April 2025

My chat w/ Razib Khan
Live video where we discuss every single topic
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Katherine Brodsky
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Razib Khan
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2:02:38
Why ‘the best’ has a grip on us
In pursuit of “the best,” from gelato to chocolate, I discovered that sometimes the most memorable experiences aren’t on any list—they’re human.
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Sasha Stone: What happened to culture?
Sasha Stone is a fellow Substacker whom I’ve first encountered a long time ago on Twitter due to our mutual interest in film—a topic she (like me) has…
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Katherine Brodsky
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Sasha Stone
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Free speech hypocrites
It seems like free speech discourse has finally hit the mainstream media. Now that Trump’s administration is deporting individuals ostensibly for their…
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