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Author of novel Community Day and newsletter Governing Right. Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute. Contributor, The Dispatch. Views my own.
Stevensville, MD
Joined March 2009
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Get my new novel COMMUNITY DAY now. The tragic comedy about our time. amazon.com/Community-Day-AND…
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Tonight we write to share good news: Dilan has been found!
My latest, on how the ed reform movement went far left and lost lots of allies. How can it reengage the many expats? "Does Education Reform Have Regrets?" governingright.substack.com/…
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A decade (!) ago, I enthusiastically stayed up to post poll results on here at midnight.
I am no longer that person, and am unreliable past 10. 😐
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Just the occasional reminder that before long we are going to regret allowing students to offload their schoolwork to AI and that, until we wise up, we're setting up a generation of students to be unable to brainstorm, reason, write, or edit for themselves.
My heavens. Remarkable hubris to believe other people ought to accept dangers caused by the things you're doing.
“We believe the world should accept some bad things happening for the benefits of this technology.”
In a conversation for the first edition of Decoded, a new daily newsletter and podcast, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman talked with POLITICO’s @BrendanBordelon about trade-offs, AI safety, and how his company is different from Anthropic.
Subscribe to Decoded for the full conversation with Sam Altman: politi.co/4yxilIS
Jack Black and a band of teens sincerely ripping thru Sabbath covers is the content I didn't realize I needed.
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The left is having a moment of political regret. Andy Smarick argues the right needs one too: “Sincere personal regret means having a hard conversation with the person in the mirror. Sincere political regret means finding new leaders.”
thedispatch.com/article/extr…
I have an essay running over at @thedispatch. I discuss how Nikole Hannah-Jones' regret about her daughter's education is similar to the "Woke 1 was crazy!" conversation. Indeed, there's a lot to regret from the last decade.
thedispatch.com/article/extr…
"We’re witnessing the kind of contrition seldom seen in public life outside of infidelity press conferences and courtroom allocutions: Figures freely admitting, 'I’m the problem.'"
thedispatch.com/article/extr…
Memo to the New York Times Opinion Section governingright.substack.com/…
Interesting, helpful WaPo piece on the administration's many construction projects. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
