Things we're thinking about.
Essays, notes, and receipts. Written for people who prefer a good evening out to an infinite feed. No newsletter bait. No algorithms. Just writing.
The nostalgia of the late 90s and early 00s.
A Saturday morning with no alarm, no algorithm, and nowhere to be. What we lost, and what's worth finding again.
Read the letterThe most connected generation in history is also the loneliest.
We have more ways to reach each other than ever before. So why does it feel like nobody is really there?
Read the letterThe most connected generation in history is also the loneliest.
We have more ways to reach each other than ever before. So why does it feel like nobody is really there?
Read the letterBefore the phones: a Saturday in 1999.
Cartoons. Cinnamon rolls. Bike rides with no plan. Blockbuster on a Friday. Nobody was performing. That feeling didn't disappear — it's just waiting.
Read the letterThe full receipts on feed apps.
Every damning stat we could find about what feed-based social media has done to attention, sleep, and real friendship — sourced.
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