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Is Elon smashing the Asian crypto girl - aka the girl who has dinner in the White House aka the Fed aka the only person on earth who’s seen SBF ‘in jail’ aka the only person on the internet who gets $30k a week from Twitter payments?

Tyler x.com

*adopts LLC voice* We publish Bits about Money, a professional journal on technology and finance. Our piece on debanking has become the definitive reference on the issue. A crypto bank CEO asked us to retract it. We decline.

Patrick McKenzie x.com

“All’s Fair may boast a harrowing 0 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, but at least Sarah Paulson is giving it 100 percent.” PERIOD! https://t.co/w9spgnTsC1

sarah paulson's pr x.com

Five years ago, Zoe Quinn was chased out of her own home. It wasn't the first time the internet decided to ruin someone's life. But the tactics developed during Gamergate, and the personalities that emerged from it became our national politics. https://t.co/oB96aQmjXD

sarah jeong x.com

Glenn McDonald,

Kyle Chayka • Filterworld

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‘Disappointing. For all their talk of rights and dignity.’ ‘I think those principles only apply to those they find human.’

R. F. Kuang • Babel

The biggest risk to Substack isn’t that Gmail changes its algorithm or that readers set up automatic forwarding and share accounts. It’s that years from now, each author will have built up so much content that a reader can pay a 1 month subscription, download the archive, and be set on reading material.

Applied Divinity Studies • [Guest post] How Substack Became Milquetoast

After facing backlash over her body-shaming of Stephen Miller for his height, AOC proclaims her love and support for the Short King Community. She then explains her theory of height: https://t.co/o9cl5vc9cl

Glenn Greenwald x.com