Sublime

Every time she came to a corner with a newsstand on it, Gilbert Wood was glaring out of the cover of People, aflame with sex and rage. But he still hadn’t called her,

the discounts made it difficult for anyone to figure out the natural demand for their product.

a Time cover story which revealed that hippies “scorn money—they call it ‘bread’” and remains the most remarkable, if unwitting, extant evidence that the signals between the generations are irrevocably jammed.

Teenagers with undeveloped frontal lobes are effectively subject to twenty-four-hour social media surveillance, their every poor choice and dumbass move recorded for potentially cataclysmic posterity.

propriety.

but many of the cultural changes identified here have appeared around the world. For

Gore Vidal called Samantha a “hooker” in the pages of The Atlantic, in the voice of the purest most cynical cronyism: “Look, am I going to sit and weep every time a young hooker feels she’s been taken advantage of?” At any rate, there’s a chance that she knew she had some power, some sexual pull. And in just a year, I would know too. The next year