Elijah Koome·Aug 1Essay: Generation MThe place I call home is not a savanna bedecked with herds of gallivanting wildebeests. It is not a scorched desert where vipers slither…
Steven Welzer·Jan 22take a from-30,000-feet view of the kvetchinghttps://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/21/opinion/trump-davos-speech-nato.html
David B Morris·Oct 23, 2025How The Democrats Gradually Lost Dixie, Part 4The Circumstances That Led to Ted Kennedy’s Challenge of Jimmy Carter And How That Battle Broke The Democratic Party In Ways It Is Still…A response icon1A response icon1
Steven Welzer·Oct 19, 2025malaise creeps to a breaking pointAmerican progressivism culminated with industrial dominance and the WWII victory. The first crack in the edifice was the countercultural…A response icon1A response icon1
Bruno Seco·Jun 6, 2025Intellectual HampartismSome time ago, an interesting contemporary neologism became part of my vocabulary. It is the word “hamparte”, created by the Spanish artist…
Steven Welzer·Dec 5, 2024post-Enlightenment Hope recedingIn the wake of the Enlightenment there were two Ideologies of Hope.
Steven Welzer·Dec 5, 2024ever a tendency toward malaise, but maybe this is some kind of turning point in that respectThere is malaise in the land, but if you look back through history, well, hasn’t such been continual?
Steven Welzer·Nov 6, 2024hard to understand the malaise. . . but it’s been prominent enough as to be mentioned explicitly for some decades:
Steven Welzer·Aug 13, 2024the source of the modern malaiseYes, there is malaise. Jimmy Carter noticed it 45 years ago:A response icon1A response icon1
Daniel Hanuschak·Jul 30, 2024Pirated Content Just Doesn’t Hit the SameThe recent success of the Delta Emulator on iOS and the death of Yuzu (and Suyu, Sudachi, and whatever other Yuzu forks have come up since…
