Pluralistic: Naomi Novik's incredible, brilliant, stupendous "Temeraire" series (08 Jan 2023)


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Pluralistic: All the books I reviewed in 2022 (01 Dec 2022)


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Pluralistic: 15 Nov 2022 Tracers In the Dark


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Pluralistic: 01 Nov 2022 "When Franny Stands Up," Eden Robins' debut novel


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Pluralistic: 23 Oct 2022 The Persuaders (how minds really change)


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Pluralistic: 14 Sep 2022 The Chokepoint Capitalism tour!


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Pluralistic: 13 Sep 2022 Survival of the Richest


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Pluralistic: 12 Sep 2022 Spotify is a ripoff, a Spotify exclusive


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Pluralistic: 07 Sep 2022 We published an Audible Exclusive about the monopolistic abuses of Audible


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Parenting and Phones, an Empowering Approach

Wisdom from “Behind Their Screens: What Teens Are Facing (and Adults Are Missing)” by Emily Weinstein and Carrie James

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I am the father of a 14 year old, and it is wild. We have our good days and our bad ones, and the lockdown was hard for all of us, but I learn new stuff from my kid every single day.

I’ve been writing about the intersection of parenting and my kid’s digital life since she was two years old, and from the start, I’ve been clear on one thing: it’s impossible to completely control how my kid uses digital tech, and so the best I can hope for is to teach her to be as safe as possible, and to cultivate a trusting relationship with her so that when (not if) she gets in over her head, she’ll come to me so I can help her figure it out.

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