Tony Soprano
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The Man With the Red Flag
Nine in ten writers want to be paid when their books train a model. One in eight already uses one. The last American slide rule was made in 1976 and handed to a museum, and the engineers who swore by it bought calculators anyway. Refusal and adoption have always shared a desk.
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Between the Cliffs
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Medusa
Fleet
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Mumbo Sugar
Arc De Soleil
Zeus
Miffy in the Square
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Wage Against the Machine
Dandelion Season
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The Architecture of Alienation
The flight into solo work is sold as freedom. Read through Marx, Wilde, Luxemburg, and the wages-for-housework feminists, it looks more like an old machine rebuilt inside the home, where the worker now pays to work, teaches the machine to replace them, and calls it independence.
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The Politics of the Dropdown
A complaint arrived through the contact form of blogroll.blog about the wrong flag on a listed blog. The flag was drawn by a standard, the standard follows the United Nations, and the United Nations inherited a fight from 1971. There is no neutral country list. The dropdown has already chosen.
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Control
Warhaus
Phantom of the Opera
Somewhere Else
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Beowulf
Frozen Lake, Free People
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The Country That Runs on Newcomers
In early 2025 more people died in Canada than were born, and the country grew anyway. The shortfall was filled from outside, as it now must be. A look at how Canada engineered its dependence on immigration, and why Quebec, Germany, France, Türkiye and Japan meet the same arithmetic and deny it in…
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