Writing on education, mental health, politics, and culture from a socialist perspective.
Last week ended with three mysterious figures, waiting for Case to get back to his hotel room
and if adult academics and activists presenting formal papers at a conference are not fair targets of good-faith criticism, who possibly could be?
the German far right’s rise is happening in a country that has aggressively attempted to censor the far right for 70 years
In this engaging discussion, Freddie deBoer and Neil Paine delve into the intricacies of football, exploring its cultural impact, statistics, and the evolving narratives within the sport.
Last week our crew left Earth and took a pit stop at Zion, a Rasta colony founded by construction workers who got sick of building luxury habitats for rich people and so one day decided not to finish the job
The article explores the complex issue of how long individuals with mental illness should be confined after committing violent acts, balancing public safety with the potential for rehabilitation.
it’s never been less popular, or more important, to be willing to challenge claims about medical disorders and how they’re caused
This is the stretch where the novel leaves orbit, literally and figuratively
The article explores the potential impact of large language models (LLMs) on enterprise software, suggesting they could significantly transform business operations and decision-making processes.
three beings who are running on somebody else’s hardware
how “days of learning” explains the education reform shell game
a man who hates his own body in a city that will happily sell you a new one