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Normal people carried out their lives in them with a density and individuality that no one trip could ever encompass.
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
“Unpacking My Library,”
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
Algorithmic taste, in Peter’s case as a consumer, was both boring and alienating. On the creator side, by contrast, ubiquity can be profitable.
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
The last time Scott had been in Paris, he got the Hemingways locked out of one apartment and in trouble with the landlord all the time.
A. Scott Berg • Max Perkins: Editor of Genius
I’ve met Ayn Rand fanatics all over—among Silicon Valley venture capitalists, at the office of the Tampa Bay Tea Party, even on a road paving crew. Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (who read Atlas Shrugged in high school) brought her pitiless philosophy of egoism to policymaking on Capitol Hill. Libertarianism speaks to the American myth of the
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People from another planet will wonder what’s wrong with earthly names, that it takes so many different ones to tag a thing. But here he lies, alongside this friend he has known only weeks, joined again after so many lifetimes. Nick and Olivia, Watchman and Maidenhair—the complete quartet of them—open to the January night, under topless columns of
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