The Wild Frontier is Dead (LONG LIVE THE WILD FRONTIER)

The article reflects on the evolution of the internet from a chaotic, creative space to a sanitized, corporate environment. It advocates for a return to creative freedom, encouraging experimentation and collaboration. Emphasizing the importance of community and accessibility, it warns against algorithm-driven content, promoting authenticity and a DIY spirit in all creative endeavors.

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Craving the Chaos: Why Modern Society Hungers for Violence

The content critiques society’s obsession with violence, highlighting disparities in media coverage between notable homicide victims and everyday tragedies like suicide. It explores the reasons for this fixation, including evolutionary instincts and the influence of social media. The piece calls for empathy, awareness, and a change in how narratives about suffering are consumed and represented.

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A Tale of Two Clickings

“So, Popular Mechanics wrote a piece for ‘everyone.’ Which is adorable, because who even is ‘everyone’ anymore? Meanwhile, Phys.org looked at their niche of hardcore science enthusiasts and said, ‘You want data? Here’s a simulation that’ll melt your brain.’ And the niche crowd loved it. Because when you respect your audience, they stick around — unlike those of us still trying to please ‘the general internet,’ aka no one.”

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