reading | 
okay, trying to get back on my bs.
here's some stuff i've queued up to read:
The Fashion of GOP Politics: How Republican Women Ar...
The White Darkness: A Journey Across Antarctica
The Secret Pentagon War Game That Offers a Stark W...
right now i am reading attention span by gloria mark. i have stolen focus as well, as one of my coworkers mentioned reading it. we'll see how far i wander into this topic.
i finished dying to be ill last, which is about factitious disorder/munchausen's and medical deception. a dry, clinical book, but they have a lot of really interesting insights that come from people who have faked various illnesses.
Christopher Clark · The Murmur of Engines: A Histori...
have not read this yet but "christopher clark reviews ww1 historiographical book about christopher clark" promises to be juicy.
A Hospital Helped a Beloved Doctor’s Practice Flouri...
The influencer lawsuit that could change the industr...
the influencer lawsuit is interesting, but doomed. it feels like a rehash of authors trying to copyright specific words
i think it's mostly going to help establish precedent.
it will not fix beige.
o my god
scammer and unreliable narrator
yes i wasn't sure where to put this but at 10pm last night my coworker ran out of the back room to announce "CAROLINE CALLOWAY SAYS SHE FUCKED THE CEO ASSASSIN" and it was a good thing. i am grateful for this service.
that's the correct response to this news
strong agree.
“I Thought He Was Helping Me”: Patient Endured 9 Yea...
a follow up to the other story about the doctor diagnosing cancer incorrectly and making $$$ for it, this is focused on one patient's story
did you read propublica's transplant series? it's also really (awful, tragic, terrible) good
no but thank you for linking, pro publica does great reporting