The Cure And The Poison Of Solitude
byNo man is an island, or so goes the saying. Can we live in solitude forever?
EDITOR'S PICKS
POLICY
The Financial-Geopolitical Complex: When Balance Sheets Become Battlefields
byMoney, markets, and financial infrastructure have become powerful instruments of geopolitics. They subdue the world without firing a shot.
Opinion
Environment
Eleven Days at Sea: Fraggle, The Bat, And The Limits Of Knowing Another Mind
byFraggle carried her dead calf through the water for eleven days. Whatever that was like for her, it was like something. That fact does not require our understanding to be true.
INSIGHT
Biography
Fardunji Murzban: The Runaway Boy Who Founded India’s Oldest Newspaper
byFardunji Murzban transformed his passion for learning into a publishing revolution. His Gujarati newspaper, Mumbai Samachar, created a new public sphere, leaving a legacy that has endured for over two centuries.
Art & Poetry
Books & Films
Glamour, Grammar, And The Magic Wand of A.I.
byWhy has the glamour in grammar disappeared? From magic and memory to machines and micro-aggressions, here’s a meditation on grammar’s fading glamour in the age of artificial intelligence.
